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		<title>(DRYS) The Baltic Dry Index: A Solid Gauge of Global Economic Health</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Tony Daltorio, Investment U Research Funny how bulls and bears can look at exactly the same data, yet come to completely different opinions. Take the Baltic Dry Index, which measures charter rates for ships carrying bulk commodities, for example. Bulls use a high reading as proof that worldwide demand is picking up, whereas bears see it in a more pessimistic light. And with the index down nearly 50% from its June 3 high, bears claim it shows the fragility of demand in China, which drives much of the global demand for commodities. But I believe the Baltic Dry Index is a key gauge of global economic activity. And it begs two questions. What is it doing and how can we make money from it? The Baltic Dry Index &#38; China’s ]]></description>
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