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monkey is the lunch dip!! MTG higher ouchie!

BRING IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

read the article bub
not my point

Until recently, China had seen decades of unprecedented growth, driving up the price of commodities amid increasing demand.

But the world's second largest economy disappointed in the first quarter of this year, growing by just 7.7 percent , from 7.9 percent in the previous three months. It followed the slowest rate of annual growth in 13 years in 2012, and last week, the International Monetary Fund cut its 2013 growth outlook for China from 8 percent to 7.75 percent.

The accompanying slowdown in China's appetite for commodities has put downwards pressure on their prices, with the cost of almost all of the main traded commodities falling in the first quarter of this year.

(Read More: 'Rude Shock' Ahead for Commodity Currencies: Pro )

One striking example is copper, which has slipped by around 16 percent over the year to date. Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange slumped to an 18-month low of $6,762.25 a tonne in April and was trading at around $7,335 on Monday morning in London.

Dramatic price slumps like this have led some analysts to claim the commodity supercycle is coming to an end. Last month, Citigroup's commodities team said 2013 would be the year in which the "death bells ring" for the supercycle , and last week, Saxo Bank's chief economist said the cycle is "winding down."

The Middle of the Storm

This potential change to the commodity landscape should motivate countries to put their fiscal houses in order, Giugale said.

"They should sort out government accounts, not run large deficits and have a large cushion available to provide more social protection and assistance," he said. "They should also allow their central banks to fight the inflationary pressure that a crisis like a crash in prices might generate. These two macroeconomic pillars, to me, are sacrosanct."

The prioritization of investment was also key, Columbia University's Erten said.

D/D NES, a shale oil biz Co. that provides frack water recycle and related services.

hey t/g how is that MEA working for you this morning?

Great question! Why do people fall for the old pump it up and sell it! Down 5% what a dump.

BREAKOUT WATCH for possible breakout above 6.55, no resistance in area just above.
Type: Continuation breakout from single resistance.
Target: 7.66, 19.9% Stop: 6.04, Loss: 5.5%, Profit/Loss ratio: 3.6 : 1 - Excellent

Look at RDN gap up in P/M. MTG will follow. Options will not hold it back. MTG will trade in the 6.20s

ooopppsss! 5.75 going higher !

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what a worthless boring post

those two cos. have a combined market cap of a whopping 30+ million. If they are worth anything HEK would buy them. No thks. Good luck with those.

In @ 3.61
Looks like an institution has been unloading a large position the last several sessions. When they are done HEK move up.

hey yoyo0000 keep looking for it. Also watch the shr price rise too. tough to be blind and helpless!!

That's a fake 2% run up today too!!! oooppps

You are blind! Stop looking you will never see it coming!!