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Comment by axegirl1on Sep 07, 2010 8:38pm
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RE: Do Like The Chinese Do

RE: Do Like The Chinese DoCopper is an interesting resource.  A lead indicator for economic growth and decline.  We all remember the big crash of commodaties a while back. .   Who could forget?    But the upward trend in copper is telling us something now.   Don't forget too, about India and Brazil -  Emerging markets will play an interesting role here.    Also a copper shortage in the future  has been predicted by some experts.    Wouldn't that be sweet for us Vms shareholders! 

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