Goods summation on how the bots work jojo. Whilst it frustrates...

Goods summation on how the bots work jojo. Whilst it frustrates some to see the bots appear, I have always found it to be a positive sign and welcome their appearance on stocks I hold...it means the big players are interested and buying up.

And little wonder, as it looks like there is going to be no let up in the growing price of Tin. This article from resource investing news:

Tin has already advanced approximately 40 percent this year, and is the top gainer of the base metals on the LME with second-place nickel trailing by nearly 13 percent. Tin reached a record breaking price of $25,500 per tonne in May 2008, peaked at $23,800 on Sept. 17 and is currently trading at around $23,700 per tonne. The metal received an extra boost this week with the announcement of supply threats to the metal's largest exporter.

Macquarie Group Ltd. warned earlier this month that global tin supply may lag behind usage through next year at least, bolstering prices. Output in Indonesia is being threatened by intense rainfall; and this week, Indonesia's trade ministry forecast that tin shipments from nation may drop 19 percent this year.