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no one is paying attention, guys. take it to PM and stop polluting the thread with your tiff.

probably still wallowing around after their dim-sum style feast at Wodjina getting 'free' ore. eye off the ball and all that. like hitting someone up for something urgent on a friday afternoon after a big pub lunch.

i love forward projecting graphs. i remember those 7200 ASX calls in 2006 too....all with graphs to back them up.

that's a great post, but it misses the "powers' that be" ability to maintain the status quo.

my point was agri commodities make up more than metals commodities, bit i am shocked at the difference in value...i thought it was much more!

not really - agri is our biggest by volume and value.

you could very well be correct. you could also have sold yourself short - the "return to normal" phase could have been Melbourne's mini-boom. remember, the more money in the system and the faster that money travels, the quicker these cycles will occur. and with the US Fed printing $85b a...

...and if you're Atlas Iron, your break even is about $6.85/t....! lol

i think shadows post could account for any expensive commodity, land, gold, ore.....

if the argument is only that they are not cheap, then yes, i agree. but cheap compared to what? our devalued currency? the price of commodities is not going up, our purchasing power with FIAT is being reduced giving the impression of a rising price.

this is not the 80s dude. so what if it took decades? have you seen this graph? think 2001 - "take-off". think 2011 - "bear trap", considering we have no media attention, no mania, no enthusiasm. now take your calcs from $1560 @ "bear trap" and work forwards.

fail. all time high was $1900+/oz is now struggling to keep it's head above $1560/oz. considering the amount of money in the system now, Au should be close to $3400/oz with historical pricing indices applied. all time highs? nope. not even close.

free fall? what the fudge? Fe ore was under $80 at one point not so long ago. Now it's moved down slightly from $150 to $144, and it's in freefall? Awesome - i look forward ot picking up FMG at under $1 again, or maybe RIO @ $39. No? Can't see it happening? Well, you must be a perma-bull, then.