I intend to open the door on some insights which have an important bearing on all that we do, why it works and why there is a rational reason behind the workings of the markets.
You see when we are dealing with market repetitions, whether they be time periods, price formations, or price reversal patterns, it [...]
28. February 2006
Rekindled inflation fears and the desire for a store of newfound wealth contribute to investor demand for precious metals in developing countries like China and India. China still has the lowest per-capita consumption of gold in the world, but the biggest Asian central banks hold a small proportion of total reserves in gold compared to their western counterparts, leaving them with ample room to add to holdings.
Continue reading...26. January 2006
The price of sugar has more than tripled in the last 2 years. This commodity is notorious for making breathtakingly dramatic moves. From September 13, 1968 to November 21, 1974, sugar rose 50-fold, from little more than a penny to 66 cents.
Continue reading...18. November 2005
A chicken may eat like a bird, but one commodity analyst said he’d heard “talk that the Chinese soybean crush may be down 40%-50% due to reduced feed demand in the poultry sector.”
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11. January 2008
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