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Episode 120: The China Effect On Ags

Written by HardAssetsInvestor
June 01, 2010 12:00 am EDT

The Return to Importing; Behind the High Price for Corn in China; Why Soybeans Matter; Buying Opportunities in ETFs; Diversity in CORN … and more! Click to Download Episode Chinese officials may say they're tightening their economy, but the country's recent grain import numbers tell a different story. What does it all mean for the corn and soybean markets, and how can you play the latest Chinese buying spree? To share your thoughts on today's episode, or request topics for upcoming episodes, please feel free to contact us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . Links China Buys 1 Million Tons Corn, Group Says, Most in 14 Years China's Soy Imports May Be More than 46 Million Tons More on this topic (What's this?) “Discover the Secret ‘Hidden Value’ of Chinese Companies” (Stock Gumshoe, 6/2/10) Chinese Labor Markets Tight Since Last Year (naked capitalism, 6/8/10) The 10 Largest and Most Liquid Chinese Companies (Top Foreign Stocks, 6/9/10) Andy Xie on China’s Empty Apartments (naked capitalism, 8/4/10) Read more on Investing in China, Corn, Soybeans at Wikinvest

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