Copper Prices may rebound a little now but longer-term copper and steel project worldwide depression
Karen Rabke
Feb. 3, 2007

The merger mania in the Steel industry and hedge fund mania in Copper futures represent the current euphoria and biggest bubble ever since the end of Roman Empire. The outcome is evident. The whole world is thinking about economic growth and no one is talking about the collapse of economies especially the emerging markets.

The recent Mittal’s crazy deals matched by Tata’s gamble on Corus, is a classic example of Merger and Acquisition mania. We saw it in 1987. We saw the same in 1999-2000. The outcomes are evident if history is any guide. A collapse and substantial meltdown in the financial system is evident.

The way Hedge Funds chased copper future to historic highs are also remarkable. Copper bubble is burst. The prices will fall below where they''ve strated a few years back. The hosing bubble in America, the outsourcing craze in India and Chinese sense of becoming rich overnight are signs of trouble ahead.

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