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Jun 27th, 2008 |
By Dan Denning |
Category: International Investing
Editor’s Note: Australia is well positioned to ride the commodity boom, says Dan Denning in The Daily Reckoning Australia. That is unless the government interferes too much…
Tags: Australian mining stocks, Australian Stocks, BHP, Dan Denning, FMG, investing in Australia, Iron Ore, mining stocks, MIS, MMX, RTP
Posted in International Investing |
May 27th, 2008 |
By Al Robinson |
Category: Gold Market
Riding a bicycle in Melbourne’s autumn is like playing with fire, reader. The weather changes a lot quicker than we can ride.
Tags: , Australia, FMG, GBC, iron, MGX, MIS, MMX, Mount Gibson, PMM, resources, SGB
Posted in Gold Market |
Apr 30th, 2008 |
By Dan Denning |
Category: International Investing
Gold and oil both traded down about 2.5% overnight in New York. The Fed is meeting in Washington, D.C. We’ll know soon what, if anything, it plans to do. But does it really matter?
Tags: AGO, Asia Iron Holdings, Asset Prices, Atlas Iron Limited, bear market, Credit Crunch, dollar, Dollar Index, Dollar Strength, fed, GBG, GDY, Geodynamics, Geraldton Iron Ore Alliance, Gindalbie, GoldenWest Resources, GWR, House Prices, MGX, Midwest, MIS, MMX, Mount Gibson, Murchison, Murchison Metals, New Oil, ORG, Origin Energy, ROY, Royal Resources, Soviets, Term Loans, U.S. interest rates, Water Drilling
Posted in International Investing |
Apr 17th, 2008 |
By Dan Denning |
Category: Featured, Financial News, International Investing
“Who is the predator and who is the prey? That is what we wonder today.”
“Is China preying on BHP Billiton (ASX: BHP)? Or is BHP preying on Rio? Who are the barracudas and who are the minnows?” asks Dan Denning of the Daily Reckoning Australia.
Steel prices are up by about 10% this year already.
Tags: Australia, Bhp Billiton, china, ILU, inflation, Iron Ore Prices, LEI, MGX, MIS, MMX, Ndrc, RIO, steel, WOR
Posted in Featured, Financial News, International Investing |
Apr 3rd, 2008 |
By Al Robinson |
Category: Gold Market
The huge run-up in commodity prices between January and mid-March has been a welcome boost for listed producers in the falling Aussie equities market. Oil, sugar, coal, gold, wheat… all these things have gained voraciously. Australian companies drilling, harvesting and mining them have weathered the storm of equity-selling better than other stocks.
Tags: Alumina, Asx, Awc, Commodity Prices, DBB, GLD, gold, Investment Ideas, Iron Ore, MIS, Resource sector, resources, WEC, XTA
Posted in Gold Market |