According to CNBC: Both the stock market rally and economic
recovery are missing what historically has been a key element - a house call
from "Dr. Copper."
The industrial metal has earned its nickname for being a
reliable barometer on growth and, in turn, a sign to investors that it's safe
to buy the types of industrial stocks normally associated with a robust market.
But copper has dipped 5 percent just in the past month and
is down 10 percent over the year, suggesting that either the market rally and
hopes for future growth may be too high, or that the "doctor" may be
guilty of malpractice…..
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