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Material Matters: Resource Stocks, PGMs, Coal Risks And Mining Volumes

Oct 14 2010

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities, a comparison of small and large cap resource stocks, palladium prospects, near-term coal price risks and how volume is important to valuations.


Junior Supernova’s

Oct 14 2010

Ahead of the Herd’s Rick Mills doesn’t believe we are witnessing a speculative bubble in commodities.


Gold: Boom Or Bubble?

Oct 13 2010

Many a commentator is suggesting gold is overbought, but can it simply keep going up regardless?


Material Matters: Soft Commodities Higher, Stronger Oz Dollar Impacting On Oil Sector

Oct 12 2010

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities, with soft commodity prices strengthening and an update on the impact of a stronger Oz dollar on oil sector earnings.


Uranium Market Hots Up

Oct 12 2010

Suddenly the uranium market has become active after drifting about in the doldrums for some time.


Material Matters: More Revisions To Forecasts For Bulks, Base And Precious Metals

Oct 11 2010

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities as brokers revise price forecasts and stock recommendations.


Material Matters: Copper, Aluminium, Gold And Steel

Oct 07 2010

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities with Barclays Capital positive on commodities, Goldman Sachs bullish on copper and some headwinds for both gold and steel.


Shipping Costs And Iron Ore

Oct 07 2010

Dry bulk shipping costs have soared this week. What does this tell us about the price of iron ore?


Uranium Prices Creeping Higher

Oct 05 2010

Increased market activity sees TradeTech lift its uranium price indicator.


Gartman Warns On Gold

Oct 05 2010

The extent of positions building in gold has Dennis Gartman concerned.



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