Most of the metals are being beaten down to a pale hue and the outlook also, in the immediate future remains dim. Not many people are recommending buying into metal stocks yet in all this gloom of metals, there is one non-ferrous metal is doing very well - tin. Yes, this ubiquitous metal, shiny and bright has been galloping high quietly while the other metals languished. Indonesia, the world's largest tin supplier, is staring hard at an acute shortage, for the fourth consecutive year. It accounts for 40% of global tin trade and supply in 2012 declined 10% to 94,000 tonnes. This year Indonesia will ship
