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Are Commodities at a Turning Point?
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Are Commodities at a Turning Point?
by Country » Fri Nov 07, 2014 8:57 pm
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Re: Are Commodities at a Turning Point?
by johnbrickner » Sat Nov 08, 2014 5:01 pm
Good charting on the article. I"m not sure we are at the turning point yet. We've been looking for it for a while now and with the U$D (DX) continuing it's march from May of this year, I'm not seeing it. Granted a drop on friday, but the trend is up for now. Republican rhetoric claims something other than big government and big government spending but, they are NOT the Party of less govenment. Perhaps this changes in the not so distant future.
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