I like to check on the indicators and although the BDI set is over very rough indicator of how the global economy is feeling so says the part. What DBI is based on and how it works can be found here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baltic_Dry_Index But in short one can say that if the price of transporting raw materials falls it is because of reduced demand and hence so slows economic activity. For a certain time, you can certainly "live" on buffers but not indefinitely. Viewing it on DBI will drop it like a stone and I think we Feb. 3 may see the lowest prices on over 5 years. And as I see it, invested it for a bit, thus shipped it for a bit raw, the economy is not on its way up.
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