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Here is a list from our friends at Bloomberg of coffee stocks of the world: FULL ARTICLE>> Source Bloomberg An Giang Coffee JSC (AGC) AGC:VN Viet Nam Common Stock Barossa Coffee Co Inc (BSSA) BSSA:US USA Common Stock Cafe Soluvel Brasilia SA (CAFE3) CAFE3:BZ Brazil Common Stock Cafe Soluvel Brasilia SA (CAFE4) CAFE4:BZ Brazil Preference CCL Products India Ltd (CCLP) CCLP:IN India Common Stock Cia Cacique de Cafe Soluvel (CIQU3) CIQU3:BZ Brazil Common Stock ...
As we predicted in our Article: 2010 What Lies Ahead (click to read) commodities Kicked A$$. Our consistently accurate yearly market forecast and our weekly WTB report's have many members ask that we do it again for 2011. Will be doing the 2010 recap this weekend then we will be sending out WTB 2011 forecast so make sure to check back in the coming days. Happy New Year! Commodities Beat Stocks, Bonds, Dollar in 2010 Source Bloomberg By Debarati Roy - Dec 31, 2010 2:27 AM ET Commodity prices beat gains in stocks, bonds and the dollar this year as China, the biggest user of everything from cotton to copper to soybeans, led the recovery from the first global recession since World War II. The Thomson Reuters/Jefferies CRB index of 19 raw materials gained 15 percent through yesterday. The MSCI All Country World Index of stocks rose 13 percent with dividends reinvested. Global bonds returned 4.7 percent, based on Bank ...
Will WTB'S BALTIC DRY INDEX BOTTOM CALL HOLD?? Baltic Dry Index $BDI Bottom Reversal Back on 7/20/2010 we called a bottom on the $BDI, our call for a reversal fueled a significant rally to the 3000 level. The Baltic Dry Index closed today @ 1773. History again seems to repeat itself as once again the index has plummeted for two months straight. We feel that the bottom will hold and that the $BDI is in extremely over sold conditions and primed for another big move up. Dry Bulk Shippers of Interest : SHIP ( r/s soon then rally One of My favorite long term plays and a steal to me at .94 before r/s. $ Look for WTB's upcoming article when a r/s is good. A list of dry bulk shippers like Drys, Prgn,etc cane be found on site. Simply, Register to the site Click Here and get full site access$ ...
Silver Hitting New Highs $$$$ 21.75 Look like members who read this wakingthebull.com article were in the know! http://wakingthebull.com/entry.php?7...Awakening-Bull
Silver is on target for 25+ this year and is getting closer to the blue sky breakout area, Once 21.50 breaks chart suggests 25 is next major test. Spot Silver Climbs to Highest Price Since March 2008, Gains for Third Day By By Glenys Sim - Sep 23, 2010 12:29 AM ET " Silver advanced to a 30-month high as the dollar slumped on prospects for a further easing of monetary policy by the U.S. central bank to safeguard the economic recovery. Gold traded near a record. Spot silver gained as much as 0.3 percent to $21.2225 an ounce, the highest level since March 2008, before trading at $21.1512 at 12:15 p.m. in Singapore. Gold was little changed at $1,292.55 an ounce, after reaching a record $1,296.30 yesterday. “With the prospect of quantitative easing coming on board, money is flowing into riskier assets, such as commodities,” said Justin Smirk, chief economist at St. George Bank Ltd. in Sydney. ...
List of Silver and Gold Stocks List of Silver and Gold Stocks: Can be found in sector focus section. If you would like a hot sector added just let us know. Gold>> http://wakingthebull.com/showthread....us-Gold-Stocks Silver>> http://wakingthebull.com/showthread....-Silver-stocks
As Silver is ready to break out over the 21.50, they continue to fire up the printing presses. If you look close at this video, you can see Helicopter Ben turning on the switch.
COIN CHART: High Probability of New Uptrend To Start. Currently @ .44
The $BDI was up 29 points (1.67%) for its third straight gain after almost 2 months of consecutive losses. A rising Baltic Dry Index typically indicates increased global economic activity, increased production, rising stock prices, rising commodity prices, rising interest rates and rising value in commodity based currencies like the Australian and New Zealand Dollar.
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