wollte ich euch ein wenig versüssen ;-)
hab euch etwas von eye aus dem W:O mitgebracht.....und das mir hier keiner schlapp macht,macht der kurs ja auch nicht ;-)
28.April 2009 - Gianni Kovacevic: Copper Supply and Demand - New Rule Book Still Being Written - The Gold Report
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TGR: You are also interested in molybdenum, correct?
GK: We're following molybdenum very closely. Molybdenum has behaved in a very funny way lately because the Chinese, all of a sudden, have come into the molybdenum market. Molybdenum is currently at $8 a pound, and China, which has traditionally been very self-sufficient with its domestic production of molybdenum, has imported about 10,000 tons since December. That's more than they imported, basically, in all of 2008. We look that as a signal that this is probably physical usage and that they cannot produce it for that price. Because molybdenum does not really affect its end use in a pipeline, for example, if molybdenum is $8 a pound or $30 a pound, the cost of 1km of pipeline is not going to change significantly.
Here's something else that I think is important. We believe copper sets the barometer of the global economy; you could also say that molybdenum is certainly on the pulse, too. With its very high melting point and its anti-corrosive properties, it's used extensively within infrastructure and energy transport and creation. So you're going to see it used in things like pipelines, construction, and any kind of energy projects. When we see a turn in moly, I think you're going to see a dramatic turn. It's continued to fall, down to the high $7 range and finally has upticked again to over $8. Now that moly has turned, that could signal the bottom and we can expect and will monitor a potential climb to the upside. Again the interesting thing is that the Chinese are buyers.
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