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Current-max :9A.Voltage-max:600V
Withstanding Voltage:1500VAC. Contact Resistance :10 milliohms max.
Insulation Resistance 1000 Megohms min.
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Oct 12th 2006
From The Economist print edition
Overcrowding is unbalancing the world of commodities
SOD S law has been at work again. No sooner have investors rediscovered the lure of commodities than
their own enthusiasm has ruined the rationale.
As an idea, commodities sounded great. Investors made too big a bet on shares in the 1990s. Bonds
offered too low a yield to produce exciting long-term r fuel dispenser eturns. Commodities promised a decent long-term
narrative (Chinese and Indian demand) and the prospect of diversification, the only free lunch in the
investment world positive returns that are not correlated with other asset classes.
Then something went wrong. Much has been made of the exciting long-ter fuel dispenser m returns from benchmarks
such as the Goldman Sachs Commodity Index. But the GSCI, which has a heavy weighting in oil, is
showing a loss this year.
Part of the reason is that futures prices have moved above spot, or current, prices. Usually, futures
prices have tended to be below spot prices. This created a positive “roll yield�for commodity investors,
who could hold on to contracts until they became more valuable. However, the roll yield has now turned
negative, so that investors in futures contracts are losing. In the year to date the roll yield has been
minus 13.35%, and the annualised yield on the next two months contracts is minus 38.4%.
Investors may actually have caused their own difficulties. As they have tried to exploit the positive roll
yield, the returns have disappeared.
A wider problem may be at work. Diversification depends on reduced correlation. Commodities were a
pretty neglected asset class in the 1990s, so it was no surprise they failed to move in tandem with
shares. But now they have become mainstream, the correlation s