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“As further supportive evidence to a rally extension theme being likely, sentiment has not become excessively bullish yet (typically a rally killer), even after the aggressive move off the lows,” said technical analyst Kevin Lane in his daily comments. He suggests stocks are not in danger because liquidity (buying power) is not tapped out yet. [...] More on this topic (What's this?) Should You Sell in May and Go Away? (Capitalogix, 5/6/12) This Should Make You Wonder (Comments for thetechnicaltake, 4/23/12) Market Internals Have Broken Down (Comments for thetechnicaltake, 5/14/12)  By Prieur du Plessis, on April 13th, 2009 posted in: Commodities, Investment, Markets, Money  One comment so far
The outlook for commodity prices in the second half of this year is encouraging. The closure of mines and mothballing of smelters in the mining industry are leaving the industry lean and any improvement in the global economy, as reflation measures start bearing fruit, is bound to be reflected in higher commodity prices. A weaker US dollar will naturally also be supportive of commodity prices expressed in that currency. [...] More on this topic (What's this?) Dr. Copper Leads the Breakout in Commodities Prices (Money Morning, 4/6/12) The Commodities Bull Market: Insights on Gold, Energy and Agriculture (Money Morning, 5/7/12) China’s Manufacturing Sector Stabilizes (Wall Street Daily, 4/23/12)  |
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