Harvard Losing Out to South Dakota in Graduate Pay: Commodities – Bloomberg 09-18-12

Salient to Investors: PayScale reports 2012 graduates from South Dakota School of Mines & Technology received a median salary of $56,700 versus $54,100 for graduates from Harvard.  jobs4mining.com says shortages in mine engineering and project management are acute, driving tremendous salary inflation. New mineral deposits are getting harder to find, and companies are

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Copper Trade Most Bullish Since October on Stimulus: Commodities 09-06-12

Salient to Investors: Copper bulls at their highest percentage since Oct. 14 2011 on rising speculation central banks will bolster growth. Hedge funds are bullish for the first time since May, while stockpiles dropped to the lowest level in almost four years. Jeffrey Currie at Goldman Sachs said commodities may rise 10 percent, copper to

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Gold Wagers on Rally Jump to Five-Month High on Stimulus – Bloomberg 09-03-12

Salient to Investors: Bets on rising gold prices rose to the highest since March. Combined bets on 18 U.S. commodities is still near the highest in 15 months. Dan Denbow at USAA Precious Metals & Minerals Fund said putting more money into the economy is always good news for gold James Dailey at TEAM

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Copper Trade Most Bullish Since March as China Cuts: Commodities – Bloomberg 06-07-12

Salient to Investors: National Securities Corp said that a Chinese stimulus package will turnaround copper prices. Hedge funds and speculators remain bearish on copper. Predictions: IMF is predicting EU GDP will fall 0.3 percent in 2012. Goldman Sachs sees copper at $9,000 in three months. Morgan Stanley sees a 130,000-ton shortage for copper supplies in 2012

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