With interest rates rising, a slowdown in global economic growth is likely. But when you consider the China factor, won't that just make more incentive for the overseas instos to move their money into the resource and energy sector to the benefit of companies like BHP? I think resources are still in an uptrend and companies like BHP ain't going to get much cheaper than this. Any TA guys or fundamentalists out there thinking along similar lines?
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