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From The Big Picture:
Dr. Copper is weak and at risk for a downside break, according to Merrill Lynch’s technical team:
Copper futures (aka Dr. Copper) are often used as a proxy for global economic growth expectations.
Dr. Copper has a weak chart pattern and the risk is for a significant breakdown that would not bode well for global growth expectations.
The dominant pattern is a potential three-year…
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Steven Mufson
Washington Post
June 5, 2012
From the copper mines in Chile to the corn farms of North Dakota to the oil fields of the Middle East, commodity prices have started to crumble.
The prices of metals, energy and agricultural goods have dropped as anxiety has ratcheted up over Europe’s currency crisis, China’s slowing growth and the stalling U.S. economy.
On Friday, copper futures fell to their lowest level of 2012. On Monday, cotton [...]
From Kimble Charting Solutions:
… At this time, copper finds itself nearing the end of a flag/pennant pattern at (2) in the above chart. Odds are pretty high that a breakdown in copper would “drag” the S&P 500 index to lower prices!
Copper futures have been pretty boring of late, which is typical toward the end of a flag pattern. Including today’s decline, the S&P is down around 5% from its March [...]
Cables made of carbon nanotubes are inching toward electrical conductivities seen in metal wires, and that may light up interest among a range of industries, according to Rice University researchers. A Rice lab made such a cable from double-walled carbon nanotubes and powered a fluorescent light bulb at standard line voltage — a true test of the novel material’s ability to stake a claim in [...]
by rjs
Cost Of Crude Oil Records 26-Month High To End 2010? – Oil prices registered a 26-month high $92/per barrel Friday, ending 2010 with a 15 percent increase on hopes that the improving economy would fuel higher demands next year and send prices into the $100/barrel mark. Stable growths from the Asian market, particularly in China, as well as the increase in demand from developing [...]
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