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CommodityDerivativeZ: May 15, 2008

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Thursday, May 15, 2008. The Glittering Run For Gold Is Over! Gold has benefited from dollar strength and investor and speculator buying due to fears of stagflation and the impact of the credit crunch. We forecast that gold will fall over the next two years to levels better supported by jewellery demand. We forecast that gold will average $851/oz in 2008, higher than our previous forecast due to the better than expected Q1-08 outcome. Our forecast of $750/oz for 2009 is unchanged. The first three months o...

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CommodityDerivativeZ: Feb 21, 2009

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Saturday, February 21, 2009. Gold: Questions and Answers! It's time again for me to answer some questions my readers have. Often, this kind of forum can cut right to the chase, as I directly respond to the most popular questions I'm hearing. So let's get right to them . Bob writes in: "Gold's broken above your key resistance level of $929. How much higher can it go, and how fast do you expect it to go up? Once that is accomplished, expect another pullback, then a move up to at least $1,250. However, ther...

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CommodityDerivativeZ: Jun 30, 2008

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Monday, June 30, 2008. Avoid Dollar at "All Costs":Jim Rogers. Jim Rogers, who in April 2006 correctly predicted oil would reach $100 a barrel and gold $1,000 an ounce, said investors should steer clear of the dollar as the U.S. economy slows and favor commodities this year. Oil and metal prices in New York have surged as a slumping U.S. currency made them cheaper for non-dollar investors to buy as a hedge against inflation in a slowing global economy. The dollar has stabilized in recent week...The comme...

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CommodityDerivativeZ: Nov 18, 2008

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Tuesday, November 18, 2008. Gold as an Investment alternative! Indian Gold Market Current Scenario:. Size of the Gold Economy: more than Rs. 30,000 crores. Number of gold jewelry manufacturing units: 1,00,000. Number of people employed: 5,00,000. Gems and Jewellery constitute 25% of India،¦s exports about 10% of our import bill constitute gold import. Number of banks allowed importing gold: 15 (While recently this has been liberalized, detailed notification is awaited). 8222;« Black money originatin...

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CommodityDerivativeZ: Feb 17, 2008

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Sunday, February 17, 2008. Where are Aluminium Prices Heading? Courtsey:According to Karen Norton from Reuters. Thus the outlook could be threatened if analysts have undermined the extent of the current problems.) Stephen Briggs, economist at SG Corporate and Investment Banking thought aluminium had the least downside potential of all the LME-traded metals as recession loomed, due in part to the fact that it had made the least gains in recent years. Jan 30 - China's worst-ever power shortage and severe w...

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CommodityDerivativeZ: May 27, 2008

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Tuesday, May 27, 2008. Is there a Commodities Bubble - Lehman Brothers. With due apologies to Commodity Bulls like Jim Rogers, we might have just created a monstrous bubble that will blow away off its own weight, says a study by Lehman. The reasons are simple, 40 feet containers carrying Bulk Loads from Chinese ports to Eastern North American ports, now cost $ 8000, up from $ 3000 last year. If Crude were to go to $ 200 per barrels as most analysts now agree, this fare will rise to $ 20,000. Past perform...

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CommodityDerivativeZ: Jun 5, 2008

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Thursday, June 5, 2008. The real reason why oil prices are rising - Interesting Read! The real reason why oil prices are rising. By now it is becoming too obvious that the United States is playing the oil game all over again. And this is the desperate gamble of a country whose economy is neck deep in trouble. The impending collapse of the US dollar on account of the inherent weakness in the US economy caused by its structural weakness as reflected in the sub-prime crisis;. And most of these investments a...

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CommodityDerivativeZ: May 3, 2008

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Saturday, May 3, 2008. Captilizaing on Commodities Bubble-Michael Shluman. There's a black cloud looming over the commodities market. However, behind that cloud, those of us who are situated on the short side (that is, buying put options and profiting when stocks are going down) can expect to find a rainbow with a pot of gold at the end. I can hear you now: "There's no way to play the short side of the commodities sector, Shulman.". With this boom will come increased need for food, building materials and...

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CommodityDerivativeZ: Sep 1, 2008

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Monday, September 1, 2008. Removal of Subvention for Sugar Industry! Under Mulayam Singh's tenure a new Sugar expansion package was announced by the State Government, which was availaed of by Bajaj Hindustan, Balrampur, Dhampur, Oudh and Upper Ganges. No one thought about the supply of Sugarcane, so even as global Sugar prices rise why is the industry crying now? I think they will cry much more in 2009, when there will be no cane to crush. Mr Naik Navre, Managing Director, Federation of Cooperative Sugar...