Macro tension is easing. Things are falling into place

Fully agree here.....in my opinion the price of copper is the best overall leading indicator of the economy. As the number one most used metal industrially the rising price only shows the rising demand based on the current supply. Durable goods orders and big ticket items have increasing sales, I think were on the road to recovery. The funny thing about this latest dip was that all the steps were taken to avoid it....it was just pure panic. No one wants to see 2008 again, a lot of people were wiped out so the flight to safety was abnormally large and quick this time. Money drives the markets, but ultimately psychology drives the money. People panic in a good market and it creates a recession, people keep spending in a bad one and it mitigates the severity.

Europe has debt problems for sure, but its nothing new, weve known about it for 3.5 years now. Whats staggering is how long theyre taking to put something together that could qualify as a "solution". Personally Im keeping my eyes more on Asia now.....they have 5x the potential consumers of Europe....wont be long before they're the global economic pillar.

Alls I can say is in any expanding economies Copper is going to be the number one sought after commodity.....and we have billions of pounds here going into a copper shortfall.

The math is simple.

Rogue,