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7:17 pm
November 4, 2009


shredmonster

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Let me know what ya think….I visit the Kitco website a lot and found this article…


http://www.321gold.com/editori…..10409.html


What I would like to know is with regards to commodities is he talking stocks or what?

Same for natural gas.

7:39 pm
November 4, 2009


at_the_track

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As I read it, he/she's saying that there will be a general commodities “increase”.  Natural gas seems to be a favorite, but at this point, the levels of storage are extremely high.  I have been impressed as to how natural gas has been holding up, given that we're close to the top of storage capapcity.  But, maybe, the winter will take care of that.   http://www.eia.doe.gov/oil_gas…..s/ngs.html

I have believed for some time that beef and pork, particularly pork, is staged for a comeback.  Farmers have been slaughtering their hogs because it costs them more to keep them than get rid of them.  So, the ETf “COW” would be a logical choice.  Slaughter the pigs because of cost, and next year there will be a shortage of bacon. 


But, I calculated that Natural Gas would get into the high 1's, and missed that.  Now it's about 5.  coulda, woulda, shoulda.  But I still believe that we haven't seen the lows for Natural gas.  However, for ETF's like COW, I think the low is in.

10:25 pm
November 4, 2009


Will

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I think he mentioned the DOW twice. He must be referring to the DOW index for commodities or basic materials.

What he said made a lot of sense. In actuality, every raw material on earth is limited, either in supply or in the effort to extract them. The only thing that is unlimited is paper currency. You are only limited by how fast you can print.

2:39 pm
November 5, 2009


asafp

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Re natural gas: I wonder how many people who kept the thermostat at 68 last winter will crank it up to 75 now that it’s cheaper. And if I were an electric utility or industrial concern, I’d certainly be looking at getting more energy from natural gas and maybe even building my own storage facilities.
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