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AGORACOM Wire - Wednesday February 15th, 2012

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Lomiko (LMR: TSX-V) to Complete 43-101 Report on Previous Drilling at the Quatre Milles Graphite Property *CLIENT* Read More

Top Sector Stories ....

Strike Graphite Corp. (TSXV:SRK) Acquires Wagon Graphite Project in Quebec in Vicinity of Timcal's Lac des Iles Graphite Mine *CLIENT* Read More  |  Profile

Strike Graphite goes "Beyond the Press Release"

McLaren Resources (CNSX:MCL) Drills 7.0 Grams Gold Over 7.4 Metres at the TimGinn Property Located Adjacent to the Hollinger Mine *CLIENT* Read More | Watch Beyond the Press Release

DONNER METALS INTERVIEW: David Patterson Discusses the Bracemac-McLeod Mine Development Beyond the Press Release

 AGORACOM Launches GraphiteStocksBlog.com

We're proud to announce the launch of GraphiteStocksBlog.com a website dedicated to the needs of investors and companies in the fast growing Graphite industry.

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Message: another reason to stay invested in metals and commodities

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Re: another reason to stay invested in metals and commodities

posted on Jan 29, 09 10:08AM

Agreed, the root problem is not that America may have difficulty borrowing enough from abroad to maintain our GDP, but that our economy was too large in the first place. America's GDP is composed of more than 70% consumer spending. For many years, much of that spending has been a function of voracious consumer borrowing through home equity extractions (averaging more than $850 billion annually in 2005 and 2006, according to the Federal Reserve) and rapid expansion of credit card and other consumer debt. Now that credit is scarce, it is inevitable that GDP will fall.

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