To: thackney
I agree the supply fundamentals bode well in the near to mid term.
The real crunch for metals and energy is the growth rate in China and India.
On the energy side big projects in Russia as well as the high north in Norway and Canada could flatten energy prices but that is pretty far off.
If I enrolled in University right now I would put my money on Geology, Metallurgy or Structural engineering.
To: beaver fever
If I enrolled in University right now I would put my money on Geology, Metallurgy or Structural engineering. Or Petroleum or Mechanical or Chemical or Electrical Engineering. The industry is short on all of them.
33 posted on
02/14/2006 4:49:19 PM PST by
thackney
(life is fragile, handle with prayer)
To: beaver fever
The real crunch for metals and energy is the growth rate in China and India. Let us build the Mackenzie and the Alaskan Gas Pipeline at the same time and watch the demand on steel.
34 posted on
02/14/2006 4:51:37 PM PST by
thackney
(life is fragile, handle with prayer)
To: beaver fever
If I enrolled in University right now I would put my money on GeologyTwenty years ago, you would not be able to find a job as a petroleum Geology graduate.
41 posted on
02/15/2006 4:58:52 AM PST by
dirtboy
(I'm fat, I sleep most of the winter and I saw my shadow yesterday. Does that make me a groundhog?)
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