go you good thing. just spent the last few days in a big scrap...

go you good thing. just spent the last few days in a big scrap metals yard pulling apart bits and pieces for my van (always believe in recycling and using parts off wrecked vehicles) had a lengthy chat about metals prices, this guys been in the business for 40 years. it was a very interesting conversation. copper is the metal they dearly sort after but it is very hard to get. silver is to small to worry about and lead is bread and butter from batteries. he,s been scrapping by for the past 40 years but feels this is his time. he agreed with me that metals are now tradding as part currency and 10.000 tonne copper is realistic. he's hoping that after the currency play in all metals that demand will kick in in 5 or so years and prices can be sustained and not calapse... GW