That's like saying prices will eventually go up. Its a nothing...

That's like saying prices will eventually go up. Its a nothing statement.
You didn't address my question and data points.

Just sprouting a token answer that doesn't address the question is pointless.

I will say it again in another way if you didn't understand.

The world price of iron ore 2005 to 2007 was only $45 ton, this was a period of high growth and infrastructure spending in China.
Why would Iron ore stay at this price while China and the world enter a recession.
Infrastructure growth in China is decreasing.

http://www.economist.com/blogs/graphicdetail/2012/05/daily-chart-16

Private investment in China has decreased from 50% of GDP to 35% of GDP.
Private investment has decreased by 30% as a whole.