FRES vs FXPO16 Oct 2019 12:28
Given that iron ore prices have doubled since January, to c120, but FXPO has fallen 55% since April, why would you buy them instead of FRES...?
"Goldman Sachs also sees iron-ore prices being scaled back modestly in the near future, with the US banking giant forecasting a year-end price of $90 per tonne. "
Barclays downgraded from 245 to 110 on 10 October
Meanwhile, read the post about Brokers forecasts for FRES below
Why would gold fall to $1400...and if it did, why would silver fall to $16.50, assuming a proportionate fall?
There is $250 Trillion of debt worldwide,..the Fed is printing $billions a day...Corporate Debt is $19 Trillion and rising...in the US, much of it was used to buy back shares and those loans are maturing...Junk leveraged corporate debt could be the next 'sub-prime'
US external debt is $19 TRILLION...
So...if global debt is $250 trillion and global gold is only $10 trillion, why would gold fall to $1400 rather than rise to $2000+
And remember only three years ago, silver was $21 and 8 years ago $50!!!
There's a global financial crisis coming IMHO, but even if it doesn't, copper has better long term fundamentals than iron ore...viz SOLG., ARS, CAML, KAZ, etc...