Path DJ-AIG Nickel Total Return Sub-Index (JJN)

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  • commenter
    CLH
    Aug 20 12:42 PM
    ETF Update: New Asia ETF, Commodity ETFs, Base Metal Prices [view article]
    Those commodity ETFs look like losers to me after an eight year bull. Ill pass. Reply
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    sprintracer
    Aug 20 12:32 PM
    ETF Update: New Asia ETF, Commodity ETFs, Base Metal Prices [view article]
    You didn't mention any of the Elements - Rodgers ETNs like RJI, which I think has the most extensive list of various commodities under one fund. Reply
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    spamlet
    Aug 13 07:29 AM
    Commodity ETFs and ETNs [view article]
    Would anyone recommend a livestock ETF or ETN?
    Taxation as US investor...any opinions? (reading prospectus)
    Do these have enough liquidity...I cannot seem to locate avg. volume?
    Looking at:
    CATL, ETFS Live Cattle...trades on London
    COW, iPath Livestock     Reply
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    dieuwer
    Aug 08 10:20 PM
    Commodity ETFs and ETNs [view article]
    I'm missing RJI, RJN, and RJZ. Reply
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    ETF STER
    Jul 21 08:07 AM
    Managing Duration for Commodity Funds: Which Strategy Is Best? [view article]
    Very short of any information of real use.

    If someone invests in ETF's without knowing about the funds management style, then they have not done due diligence and deserve the consequences.     Reply
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    whidbey
    Jul 17 05:50 PM
    For ETFs, First Half of 2008 Was All About Commodities [view article]
    This must be gosh of me, but given all the tables do you have a clue on where things might be headed? Like the leaders are in a fade and the new leaders are still aborning. Hope this is not taken a criticism, but it is kinda. Reply
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    A.S.D.
    Jul 17 05:38 PM
    For ETFs, First Half of 2008 Was All About Commodities [view article]
    Does anyone have any comments to share re Banro (BAA)? Reply
  • commenter
    jimgrell44
    Jun 20 03:16 PM
    How Are Commodity Funds Performing YTD? [view article]
    seekingalpha.com/autho... Reply
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    jimgrell44
    Jun 20 03:16 PM
    How Are Commodity Funds Performing YTD? [view article]
    More on commidity ETFs- SLV and GLD Reply
  • commenter
    bkout3
    Jun 20 01:32 PM
    Commodity ETF Overview [view article]
    COW is based on cattle and hog livestock futures contracts.... see:
    finance.yahoo.com/q/pr...     Reply
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    Richard Shaw
    Jun 16 10:10 PM
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    How Are Commodity Funds Performing YTD? [view article]
    Thank you. I will report this error to SA editors. They should correct it soon, but if you are in a hurry, you can see the enlarged image at my blog qvmgroup.com/invest Reply
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    Whisper On
    The Wind
    Jun 16 06:43 PM
    How Are Commodity Funds Performing YTD? [view article]
    Very difficult to read your insert - when I clicked on it, it was the same size as in the article. I gave up. Reply
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    cbellison
    Jun 02 03:29 PM
    Jim Rogers' Picks and Pans - Barron's Interview [view article]
    bearfund, there's a big difference between a currency etf and the currency itself. i doubt rogers would advocate the etf when you can just hold the currency instead. i do it at citi in shanghai, time deposit. you get interest, not fees. Reply
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    J-Texas-1
    May 27 12:45 AM
    Is Oil a Bubble? Part One [view article]
    Y'all are all a little bit right and a little bit wrong (and probably me, too). Folks pointing out we have two time lines, short and long, are on the right track. But that's not what I want y'all to know.

    Go find a copy of "The Doomsday Myth" and read it. Basically, the fear stems from projecting usage trends straight-line without regard for folks substituting the expensive and scarce resource with a cheaper one.

    Oil will remain a viable commodity for applications where it's unique properties (or location) make it profitable to use it.

    People vote with money. If the free market is allowed to work, some enterprising young fella will "strike gold" so to speak and solve the problem. No better place on earth to do that than the good old U.S. of A.

    The transition, now that's the thing. Long-term inflationary plays and alternative energy speculation.

    Aside from investing, you gotta actually survive the transition. Can you commute to work with gas at $10/gallon? Pay the $500/mo electric bill? Eat $1,000/mo groceries? These may be years away, but do you have enough slack to outlast the transition?

    Just maybe we fast-forward to the past, reaching back to times long ago where we had local farmers and smaller towns, fresh food markets. And a lot less weekend driving.

    Wouldn't that be nice?

    My guess? Short-term pricing bubble in the middle of a long-term transition trend.     Reply
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    Meerkatt
    May 26 10:42 PM
    Is Oil a Bubble? Part One [view article]
    "It is especially dumb to invest in PBR." Oh really?

    $10,000. invested in PBR 5 years ago would now be worth $184,555.

    Doesn't seem like such a dumb investment to me.     Reply
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