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Silver Stock Report "The Commodity Bull is far from dead." (July 21, 2006)

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Quote"The Commodity Bull is far from dead.

On May 11th, silver and gold hit highs, and began to dip, along with copper and other commodities, and many traders thought that was the end of the commodity bull market. Many traders are now distracted by their summer vacations, and are not taking any note that copper and zinc are back up again.

Uranium and molybdenum never dipped. And neither one is traded in the futures markets.

Uranium is at $45.50/lb., and molybdenum stands at $26.25/lb.

And oil has since hit new highs, hitting above $76/barrel.

Both uranium and molybdenum may help with the energy crisis.

Uranium, obviously, fuels nuclear plants, but how can molybdenum help?

Look up the words "molybdenum coal liquefaction" at google.com. Coal can be turned into diesel through a process called liquefaction, and molybdenum is a catalyst that can be used in the process. Liquefaction is a tried and tested technology older than nuclear power, that's been used since before World War II, and the world has about 300 years of coal reserves. . . .

And now is also the time to take advantage of the fact that so many other traders are distracted by their vacations. Buy the dips; especially now that commodity prices are moving up again, and nobody else seems to notice." (July 21, 2006)