Lead, Copper and Zinc prices continue to rise
Updated: January 9th, 2013
Lead, Copper and Zinc, all of which are used in the manufacture of modern ammunition, continue to rise in price and may continue to rise in 2011 says The Economist.
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Run that out another three years into the past and watch the sawtooth waveform develop. Commodity prices climbed until the peak, then fell off big time, and now they're back to the point when they started soaring a few years ago. The US had a bunch of speculators then. Now pig farmers in china are stockpiling metals.
Note: China is working up its own real estate bust, and when pig farmers sell off the pigs, you might want to consider investing in something other than what they bought with their pig proceeds.
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