zerohedge | Having fallen for 47 of the last 51 days, The Baltic
Dry Index (tracking the cost of shipping dry bulk from iron ore to
grains) has been collapsing in a well-documented manner by Zero Hedge
(though not the mainstream media). With Cramer having told investors of its importance previously, it will be hard to ignore the fact that, as of this morning, the index of global shipping costs has never (ever) been lower at 554. We leave it to readers to decide what they think this means (but we already know what it means for shippers and ship-building companies).
