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Thomas Koch hat zwischen den Feiertagen in der Welt einen Artikel veröffentlicht wonach der bullishe Kupfertrend in der ersten bis zweiten Januarwoche zumindest kurzfristig korrigieren könnte:
http://www.welt.de/finanzen/article5631654/Rohstoffmaerkte-v…
Wer den Link nicht ganz lesen möchte: Der Autor argumentiert, daß Rohstoffondsmanager diejenigen Rohstoffe, die im Vorjahr besonders gut gelaufen sind (Kupfer, Blei) zugunsten derjenigen reduzieren müssen, die schlechter gelaufen sind. Beim Öl würde der Markt diese Mengen schneller und leichter aufnehmen als beim Kupfer, daher drohe eine Korrektur die spekulativen Anlegern eine Shortchance ermögliche.
Was haltet Ihr davon?
http://www.welt.de/finanzen/article5631654/Rohstoffmaerkte-v…
Wer den Link nicht ganz lesen möchte: Der Autor argumentiert, daß Rohstoffondsmanager diejenigen Rohstoffe, die im Vorjahr besonders gut gelaufen sind (Kupfer, Blei) zugunsten derjenigen reduzieren müssen, die schlechter gelaufen sind. Beim Öl würde der Markt diese Mengen schneller und leichter aufnehmen als beim Kupfer, daher drohe eine Korrektur die spekulativen Anlegern eine Shortchance ermögliche.
Was haltet Ihr davon?
Hat wirklich niemand eine Meinung zu der These? Der Chart jedenfalls spiegelt die Prophezeihung noch nicht wieder - aber der Autor spricht ja auch von der zweiten Januarwoche...
Mal sehen.
Mal sehen.
Der Import Bedarf nach China ist immens und wächst weiter.
http://www.chinamining.org/News/2010-01-11/1263170709d33204.…
Sobald zusätzlicher Bedarf aus den OECD Staaten dazukommt, ist es mit den heutigen Preisen vorbei.
Beigefügt ist eine Präsentation von OZ Minerals zu dem Thema:
http://www.ozminerals.com/Media/docs/ASX_20091130_Pres_8Rich…
http://www.chinamining.org/News/2010-01-11/1263170709d33204.…
Sobald zusätzlicher Bedarf aus den OECD Staaten dazukommt, ist es mit den heutigen Preisen vorbei.
Beigefügt ist eine Präsentation von OZ Minerals zu dem Thema:
http://www.ozminerals.com/Media/docs/ASX_20091130_Pres_8Rich…
Nachgebende Kupferpreise haben sofort Fonds Käufer angelockt:
Reuters, 22nd January 2010
LONDON - Copper rose on Friday, as funds stepped in to buy after the metal fell to a one-month low on concerns over potential Chinese monetary tightening and proposed sweeping restrictions on U.S. banks.
Other metal prices remained depressed, with both zinc and nickel falling around 5 percent.
Copper for three-month delivery on the London Metal Exchange traded at $7 375 a ton at 1622 GMT from $7 265 at the close on Thursday. The metal used in power and construction earlier touched $7 194, its lowest since Dec. 24.
"It's a technical reaction, some funds decided to take a position. It shows the impact of financial investors on the market and that might also be addressed by further regulations going forward," said Commerzbank analyst Eugen Weinberg.
"There's risk aversion coming back to the market after yesterday's speech by Obama. Also, steps of the Chinese central bank towards tightening might dampen demand over the next month."
Investors are concerned China might tighten credit to prevent its economy from overheating, after data on Thursday showed Chinese growth surged in the fourth quarter of 2009.
China's buying helped copper rocket 140 percent in 2009 and monetary tightening could cool demand from the world's top consumer of base metals.
"Sentiment is a bit battered and bruised," said Charles Kernot, an analyst at Evolution Securities. "People are worried that China's going to take some rice out of the bowl, in terms of the amount of money flowing around the Chinese economy."
"If that rice bowl is taken off the table people go hungry, as it were, and commodity demand isn't there," he said.
POTENTIAL US REGULATIONS
Stock markets and commodity prices fell after U.S. President Barack Obama proposed new restrictions on banks.
Strategists and fund managers said Obama's plans, to restrict banks or financial institutions from investing in, owning, or sponsoring a hedge fund or a private equity fund, could constrain fund flows into commodity markets.
Cancelled warrants of copper in LME warehouses -- metal tagged for delivery -- rose to 12 075 t from 7 150 t the day before, with the largest bulk of cancelled tonnage at Busan in South Korea.
"It indicates still decent demand in Asia," said David Thurtell, an analyst at Citi. "Copper stocks out for the last few months of last year were pretty low, and if it's picking up now, that's bringing more balance to the market."
Indicating that demand outside China remains weak, LME copper stocks continue to forge higher. Inventories fell 450 tonnes, but at 534,200 tonnes levels are around the highest since late February 2009.
Aluminium traded at $2 240 a t from $2 238 after earlier touching $2 195, its lowest in 6 weeks.
LME inventories of the metal used in transport and packaging fell 5 675 t, but stand above 4,6-million t after hitting a record high this week.
A large chunk of those stocks are tied up in finance deals, to release cash for producers and to earn banks higher returns than they would get in money markets.
Steel making ingredient nickel traded at $18 380 from $18 900, having earlier hit a more than one week low of $18 075, while zinc was at $2 320 a ton from $2 400, having fallen more than 5 percent to a 6-week low of $2 269,50.
Nickel stocks rose 564 t to a new record high at 162 270 t, while zinc inventories added 1 100 t to 491 200 t – the highest since October 2005.
Battery material lead was at $2 231 from $2 255, while tin was at $17 700 from $17 750.
Reuters, 22nd January 2010
LONDON - Copper rose on Friday, as funds stepped in to buy after the metal fell to a one-month low on concerns over potential Chinese monetary tightening and proposed sweeping restrictions on U.S. banks.
Other metal prices remained depressed, with both zinc and nickel falling around 5 percent.
Copper for three-month delivery on the London Metal Exchange traded at $7 375 a ton at 1622 GMT from $7 265 at the close on Thursday. The metal used in power and construction earlier touched $7 194, its lowest since Dec. 24.
"It's a technical reaction, some funds decided to take a position. It shows the impact of financial investors on the market and that might also be addressed by further regulations going forward," said Commerzbank analyst Eugen Weinberg.
"There's risk aversion coming back to the market after yesterday's speech by Obama. Also, steps of the Chinese central bank towards tightening might dampen demand over the next month."
Investors are concerned China might tighten credit to prevent its economy from overheating, after data on Thursday showed Chinese growth surged in the fourth quarter of 2009.
China's buying helped copper rocket 140 percent in 2009 and monetary tightening could cool demand from the world's top consumer of base metals.
"Sentiment is a bit battered and bruised," said Charles Kernot, an analyst at Evolution Securities. "People are worried that China's going to take some rice out of the bowl, in terms of the amount of money flowing around the Chinese economy."
"If that rice bowl is taken off the table people go hungry, as it were, and commodity demand isn't there," he said.
POTENTIAL US REGULATIONS
Stock markets and commodity prices fell after U.S. President Barack Obama proposed new restrictions on banks.
Strategists and fund managers said Obama's plans, to restrict banks or financial institutions from investing in, owning, or sponsoring a hedge fund or a private equity fund, could constrain fund flows into commodity markets.
Cancelled warrants of copper in LME warehouses -- metal tagged for delivery -- rose to 12 075 t from 7 150 t the day before, with the largest bulk of cancelled tonnage at Busan in South Korea.
"It indicates still decent demand in Asia," said David Thurtell, an analyst at Citi. "Copper stocks out for the last few months of last year were pretty low, and if it's picking up now, that's bringing more balance to the market."
Indicating that demand outside China remains weak, LME copper stocks continue to forge higher. Inventories fell 450 tonnes, but at 534,200 tonnes levels are around the highest since late February 2009.
Aluminium traded at $2 240 a t from $2 238 after earlier touching $2 195, its lowest in 6 weeks.
LME inventories of the metal used in transport and packaging fell 5 675 t, but stand above 4,6-million t after hitting a record high this week.
A large chunk of those stocks are tied up in finance deals, to release cash for producers and to earn banks higher returns than they would get in money markets.
Steel making ingredient nickel traded at $18 380 from $18 900, having earlier hit a more than one week low of $18 075, while zinc was at $2 320 a ton from $2 400, having fallen more than 5 percent to a 6-week low of $2 269,50.
Nickel stocks rose 564 t to a new record high at 162 270 t, while zinc inventories added 1 100 t to 491 200 t – the highest since October 2005.
Battery material lead was at $2 231 from $2 255, while tin was at $17 700 from $17 750.
Kupfer könnte trotz hoher Lagerbestände in Erwartung eines langanhaltenden Aufschwungs bald neue Höchstkurse erreichen:
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die Industriemetalle koennten, ungeachtet von aktuellen Analyetsmeinungen (die kennen wir ja), in den naechsten Wochen nochmal ordentlich durchgeschuettelt werden, WTI wuerde dabei den Anfang machen.
Wie ist die Meinung dazu?
Gruessle,
GaneshMK
Wie ist die Meinung dazu?
Gruessle,
GaneshMK
Öl ist immer eine gute Investment Idee. Ich denke, daß wir selbst unter Annahme einer Zinswende noch mindestens 8 Monate steigenden Rohstoffbedarf und auch Kurse sehen werden.
Es wird sicher Favoritenwechsel geben, je nachdem wo gerade gestreikt wird oder wo das Defizit am größten ist.
Ich achte speziell immer auf die Legierungsmetalle (zur Zeit ist Ferrochrom mein Favorit). Dort wie auch bei den exotischen Metallen sind die Ausschläge immer besonders groß.
Ich glaube nicht unbedingt an starkes Gold wohl aber an ein Anziehen der Platinmetalle - insbesondere Rhodium.
Es wird sicher Favoritenwechsel geben, je nachdem wo gerade gestreikt wird oder wo das Defizit am größten ist.
Ich achte speziell immer auf die Legierungsmetalle (zur Zeit ist Ferrochrom mein Favorit). Dort wie auch bei den exotischen Metallen sind die Ausschläge immer besonders groß.
Ich glaube nicht unbedingt an starkes Gold wohl aber an ein Anziehen der Platinmetalle - insbesondere Rhodium.
eine bescheidene Frage:
Mit was hast Du konkret in den letzten 6 Monaten Dein Geld verdient?
Mit was hast Du konkret in den letzten 6 Monaten Dein Geld verdient?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.028.764 von GaneshMK am 28.02.10 17:53:14Mit Angestelltentätigkeit in der Automobilindustrie. Beste Renner bei Tradingpositionen waren Noront, Software AG, Sunways, Systaic, Isra und Augusta. In Bezug auf Rohstoffe halte ich im Moment OZ Minerals (als Dauerposition) sowie Straits (AU) und Eurasian als Tradingpositionen.
Kupfer hat sich ja heute ein bißchen gerührt, ist jedoch relativ schnell wieder auf Normalmaß zurückgefallen. Zu viele Bergwerke in Chile haben schnelle Wiederaufnahme der Produktion nach dem heftigen Erdbeben signalisiert.
Vielleicht ist man im Moment mit einer Spekulation auf Eisenerz oder Ferrochrom Preiserhöhungen besser dran. Selektive Aktienpicks gibt es ja genügend.
Vielleicht ist man im Moment mit einer Spekulation auf Eisenerz oder Ferrochrom Preiserhöhungen besser dran. Selektive Aktienpicks gibt es ja genügend.
Kupfer Konzentrate bleiben aufgrund der großen Nachfrage aus China knapp:
Copper Chairman dismisses fears of raw material shortages By Li Shen
China.org.cn, March 6, 2010
Li Yihuang, chairman of the Jiangxi Copper Co., China's biggest copper producer, dismissed concerns about a lack of raw materials at a Jiangxi Delegation group discussion on the first day of the 3rd Session of the 11th National People's Congress in Beijing.
When asked whether there is any copper ore for Jiangxi Copper to exploit, at the group discussion, Li said that Jiangxi Copper Co. has 11 million tons of copper ore, about 30 percent of the total exploitable amount of China, and has the highest ratio of self-sufficiency among domestic copper enterprises. Its seven copper mines can maintain the current exploitation output for another 28 years.
In addition, it controls two copper mines in Peru and Afghanistan making its raw material reservation almost 16 million tons.
The current domestic output of copper concentrate ore is 900,000 tons, while the cathode copper production capacity of Jiangxi Copper Co. is 4 million tons. And with the rapid development and investment in housing, power grid and industrial equipment manufacturing, China needs large amounts of imported copper ore. By the end of 2008, China consumed 5.3 million tons of cathode copper. And according to a Reuter's report, China's apparent consumption of copper was about 7.36 million tons in 2009. China has become the biggest copper consumer in the world.
Li said that China's copper consumption will grow this year. But the rate of increase will slow down. And the refined copper output of Jiangxi Copper Co. will reach 900,000 tons this year.
At present, Li noted that Chinese copper enterprises could not equally negotiate with global leading producers on the low processing fee. According to Non-ferrous Metals Industrial Restructuring and Revitalization of Planning issued by the State Council last May, the production output of the copper corporations should account for 90 percent of the total output. This would control any newly established production capacities, increase the concentration ratio of the industry and encourage the reshuffle of the enterprises.
Chinese copper corporations have to strive to find resources home and abroad to balance the strong demand and limited inventory. The National Development and Reform Commission issued an announcement last August stating plans to subsidy loans on importing raw materials including copper. This would encourage domestic enterprises to increase import amounts and reduce losses caused by the low processing fee.
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Quelle: http://www.china.org.cn/china/NPC_CPPCC_2010/2010-03/06/cont…
Artikel über bevorstehende Lieferverzögerungen aufgrund des Chile Erdbebens - Auswirkung im April:
http://www.chinamining.org/News/2010-03-04/1267663539d34301.…
Ein neues Mehrjahreshoch für den Kupferpreis ist in Sicht.
Copper Chairman dismisses fears of raw material shortages By Li Shen
China.org.cn, March 6, 2010
Li Yihuang, chairman of the Jiangxi Copper Co., China's biggest copper producer, dismissed concerns about a lack of raw materials at a Jiangxi Delegation group discussion on the first day of the 3rd Session of the 11th National People's Congress in Beijing.
When asked whether there is any copper ore for Jiangxi Copper to exploit, at the group discussion, Li said that Jiangxi Copper Co. has 11 million tons of copper ore, about 30 percent of the total exploitable amount of China, and has the highest ratio of self-sufficiency among domestic copper enterprises. Its seven copper mines can maintain the current exploitation output for another 28 years.
In addition, it controls two copper mines in Peru and Afghanistan making its raw material reservation almost 16 million tons.
The current domestic output of copper concentrate ore is 900,000 tons, while the cathode copper production capacity of Jiangxi Copper Co. is 4 million tons. And with the rapid development and investment in housing, power grid and industrial equipment manufacturing, China needs large amounts of imported copper ore. By the end of 2008, China consumed 5.3 million tons of cathode copper. And according to a Reuter's report, China's apparent consumption of copper was about 7.36 million tons in 2009. China has become the biggest copper consumer in the world.
Li said that China's copper consumption will grow this year. But the rate of increase will slow down. And the refined copper output of Jiangxi Copper Co. will reach 900,000 tons this year.
At present, Li noted that Chinese copper enterprises could not equally negotiate with global leading producers on the low processing fee. According to Non-ferrous Metals Industrial Restructuring and Revitalization of Planning issued by the State Council last May, the production output of the copper corporations should account for 90 percent of the total output. This would control any newly established production capacities, increase the concentration ratio of the industry and encourage the reshuffle of the enterprises.
Chinese copper corporations have to strive to find resources home and abroad to balance the strong demand and limited inventory. The National Development and Reform Commission issued an announcement last August stating plans to subsidy loans on importing raw materials including copper. This would encourage domestic enterprises to increase import amounts and reduce losses caused by the low processing fee.
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Quelle: http://www.china.org.cn/china/NPC_CPPCC_2010/2010-03/06/cont…
Artikel über bevorstehende Lieferverzögerungen aufgrund des Chile Erdbebens - Auswirkung im April:
http://www.chinamining.org/News/2010-03-04/1267663539d34301.…
Ein neues Mehrjahreshoch für den Kupferpreis ist in Sicht.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.075.123 von ValueFreak am 06.03.10 10:14:497% Steigerung des Kupferbedarfs in 2010 für China erwartet:
Source: http://www.sharenet.co.za/v3/news_disp.php?id=261854
Tongling sees China copper demand up 7 pct on yr
* Tongling sees output unchanged in 2010
* Copper concentrate supply tightness to ease in H2, 2011
By Rujun Shen and Tom Miles
BEIJING, March 7 (Reuters) - China's copper demand is expected to expand about 7 percent to about 6 million tonnes in 2010, with growth significantly slower than last year, the chairman of Tongling Nonferrous said on Sunday.
Wei Jianghong also told Reuters that copper prices were likely to be higher in the first half of the year due to the weak dollar and other factors but could fall back in the second half.
"In terms of domestic consumption, this year's (demand) is probably growing at a slower pace from last year," said Wei, who heads China's second-largest copper smelter.
Copper consumption in 2009 grew nearly 17 percent from a year earlier to 5.6 million tonnes, Wei added.
Tongling Nonferrous Metals Group, parent of the listed firm, aims at producing about 700,000 tonnes of refined copper this year, unchanged from last year. The swing factor in output will be supply of scrap copper, he said.
"As this year's treatment charge is low, we will try to cut imports of copper concentrate. If copper prices remained at current high levels, supply of scrap copper should be sufficient," Wei said.
Chinese and Japanese copper smelters agreed a 38-percent cut in treatment and refining charges (TC/RC) with BHP Billiton in January, the lowest since the 2008/09 mid-year contract, reflecting tight concentrate supply.
China imported 6.1 million tonnes of copper ores and concentrate in 2009, up 18 percent from a year earlier, while scrap copper imports declined 28 percent on the year to just below 4 million tonnes, official customs data showed.
"Copper concentrate supply will gradually increase in the second half of this year and next year, because new mining capacity will gradually materialise, after large investment in mine exploration and construction since 2004," Wei added.
In 2009, Tongling consumed copper concentrate equivalent to 300,000 tonnes of copper, compared to scrap equivalent to 250,000 tonnes of metal, Wei said.
China's robust appetite for copper, used in communication and construction, helped copper in the international market to stage a stunning rally that more than doubled its prices in 2009.
Three-month copper closed at $7,545 a tonne on Friday, compared with $3,090 at the end of 2008.
"Prices in the first half will likely be higher than the second half this year, thanks to a weak U.S. dollar, Chile's earthquake, Greece's financial problems, among other factors," said Wei, but declined to give any specific price forecast.
Tongling is also looking for overseas investment opportunities, in mainly copper resources, as well as lead and zinc.
"Our goal will be to secure supply, and we don't particularly care about whether to hold a controlling stake. We are open to all kinds of ways of investment."
The parent group has purchased a lead and zinc smelter in the eastern province of Anhui, where it is located, which has a designed annual production capacity of 100,000 tonnes of lead and 100,000 tonnes of zinc.
The plant has already started producing lead, and will start smelting zinc within the year.
"We'd cooperate with smaller companies when there is a good opportunity, and we don't exclude the possibility of being acquired by larger firms either," said Wei. (Additional reporting by Li Hongwei) (Editing by Raju Gopalakrishnan)
2010-03-07 09:09:48
Source: http://www.sharenet.co.za/v3/news_disp.php?id=261854
Tongling sees China copper demand up 7 pct on yr
* Tongling sees output unchanged in 2010
* Copper concentrate supply tightness to ease in H2, 2011
By Rujun Shen and Tom Miles
BEIJING, March 7 (Reuters) - China's copper demand is expected to expand about 7 percent to about 6 million tonnes in 2010, with growth significantly slower than last year, the chairman of Tongling Nonferrous said on Sunday.
Wei Jianghong also told Reuters that copper prices were likely to be higher in the first half of the year due to the weak dollar and other factors but could fall back in the second half.
"In terms of domestic consumption, this year's (demand) is probably growing at a slower pace from last year," said Wei, who heads China's second-largest copper smelter.
Copper consumption in 2009 grew nearly 17 percent from a year earlier to 5.6 million tonnes, Wei added.
Tongling Nonferrous Metals Group, parent of the listed firm, aims at producing about 700,000 tonnes of refined copper this year, unchanged from last year. The swing factor in output will be supply of scrap copper, he said.
"As this year's treatment charge is low, we will try to cut imports of copper concentrate. If copper prices remained at current high levels, supply of scrap copper should be sufficient," Wei said.
Chinese and Japanese copper smelters agreed a 38-percent cut in treatment and refining charges (TC/RC) with BHP Billiton in January, the lowest since the 2008/09 mid-year contract, reflecting tight concentrate supply.
China imported 6.1 million tonnes of copper ores and concentrate in 2009, up 18 percent from a year earlier, while scrap copper imports declined 28 percent on the year to just below 4 million tonnes, official customs data showed.
"Copper concentrate supply will gradually increase in the second half of this year and next year, because new mining capacity will gradually materialise, after large investment in mine exploration and construction since 2004," Wei added.
In 2009, Tongling consumed copper concentrate equivalent to 300,000 tonnes of copper, compared to scrap equivalent to 250,000 tonnes of metal, Wei said.
China's robust appetite for copper, used in communication and construction, helped copper in the international market to stage a stunning rally that more than doubled its prices in 2009.
Three-month copper closed at $7,545 a tonne on Friday, compared with $3,090 at the end of 2008.
"Prices in the first half will likely be higher than the second half this year, thanks to a weak U.S. dollar, Chile's earthquake, Greece's financial problems, among other factors," said Wei, but declined to give any specific price forecast.
Tongling is also looking for overseas investment opportunities, in mainly copper resources, as well as lead and zinc.
"Our goal will be to secure supply, and we don't particularly care about whether to hold a controlling stake. We are open to all kinds of ways of investment."
The parent group has purchased a lead and zinc smelter in the eastern province of Anhui, where it is located, which has a designed annual production capacity of 100,000 tonnes of lead and 100,000 tonnes of zinc.
The plant has already started producing lead, and will start smelting zinc within the year.
"We'd cooperate with smaller companies when there is a good opportunity, and we don't exclude the possibility of being acquired by larger firms either," said Wei. (Additional reporting by Li Hongwei) (Editing by Raju Gopalakrishnan)
2010-03-07 09:09:48
Meiner Ansicht nach wird Kupfer fallen auf mindestens 6500 USD.
Die Lager in China sind randvoll und wenn ich mir die Kommentare
vom Wochenende ansehe aus China gibt es da für mich nur eine Richtung.
Ausserdem dreht der Chart gerade.
CM0MUW ist ein Knockout PUT...Hatte die erste Position bei 4,12 Gekauft und heute verdoppelt bei 4,67.
Feedback welcome
Die Lager in China sind randvoll und wenn ich mir die Kommentare
vom Wochenende ansehe aus China gibt es da für mich nur eine Richtung.
Ausserdem dreht der Chart gerade.
CM0MUW ist ein Knockout PUT...Hatte die erste Position bei 4,12 Gekauft und heute verdoppelt bei 4,67.
Feedback welcome
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.139.045 von sven641 am 15.03.10 11:26:17Das kann sehr schnell kippen. Die Verzögerungen bei den Shipments aus Chile werden sich erst im April in China auswirken.
Die LME Bestände sind in den letzten Tagen auch im Rückwärtsgang.
Trotzdem viel Glück.
Die LME Bestände sind in den letzten Tagen auch im Rückwärtsgang.
Trotzdem viel Glück.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.144.050 von ValueFreak am 15.03.10 20:19:06Hab noch was vergessen. Wegen strengem Winter gab es im Februar einen Einbruch bei der Industrieproduktion in den US. Für März wird eine deutliche Erholung erwartet.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Snowstorms-curb-industrial-rb-…
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Snowstorms-curb-industrial-rb-…
Chile wird weiterhin von Unterbrechungen der Stromversorgung geplagt:
http://www.miningmx.com/news/base_metals/key-chile-mines-res…
http://www.miningmx.com/news/base_metals/key-chile-mines-res…
Danke fuer das Feedback
Jetzt sieht es günstig aus für neue Höchstpreise:
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-03-29/copper-nickel-ad…
Ebenfalls gute Aussichten gibt es für Legierungsmetalle (z.B. Ferrochrom und Nickel).
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-03-29/copper-nickel-ad…
Ebenfalls gute Aussichten gibt es für Legierungsmetalle (z.B. Ferrochrom und Nickel).
Da fehlt ja nicht viel
1% noch
ich gehe in den naechsten 2 Wochen Short
1% noch
ich gehe in den naechsten 2 Wochen Short
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