Correspondent:: mshotz@aol.commonkeypo (Rev. Richard Skull)
Date: 22 Oct 2004 00:58:43 GMT
Correspondent:: König Prüß, GfbAEV
Date: Fri, 22 Oct 2004 02:02:09 GMT
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"Rev. Richard Skull" wrote:
> >> When will the price of a barrel of oil reach $60 ?
> >> Just after the Americans Nov. elections?
> >> Should I sell now or wait till after the draft begins?
> >> BTW the futures market on beheadings is where the smart money is at.
> >> And why is it called sweet crude?
> >> It tastes pretty much like oil and not like candy.
> >
> > My crystal ball says that oil could well hit $USD60,
> >but the pro-advice that I heard more than a month ago
> >was that the big opportunity in the oil futures market is
> >past, and that the spot market holds good opportunities
> >for oil now. I've even heard talk of $100 a barrel oil!
> >I still maintain that coal can be distilled just like oil, not
> >as easy as sweet light crude, but there's a lot of coal.
> >
>
> With the combined increase in Oil prices and Dollar's drop in value aginst
> other currencies, the $100 a Barrel will not have to be an Actual $100.
>
> IN the price of oil goes up 30% and the Dollars value on the forriegn markets
> goe down 20%. then the actual increase is 50% or so.
>
> Read on MSN that the last Fed Auction of T-Bills was a complete bust. Almost NO
> Foreign buyers!
>
> They are argueing if the is the begining of the end. With out foreign buyers,
> the USA can't finaince its debt, so it can't inavde other nations. Also Foreign
> Capital is leaving the US Ecomony at a record pace.
>
> But except for a few specialized news sources, the CON Media is keeping quiet.
> Don't want to hurt Bush's chances for re-election.
>
> I have been wondering what actions to take now to protect my investments. Buy
> Foreign stocks? Gold? Slack?
Cheese!
Correspondent:: "Deekoo L."
Date: Fri, 22 Oct 2004 07:55:37 -0500
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For reasons that would not become apparent until far too late,
Rev. publically announced:
> With the combined increase in Oil prices and Dollar's drop in value aginst
> other currencies, the $100 a Barrel will not have to be an Actual $100.
>
> IN the price of oil goes up 30% and the Dollars value on the forriegn markets
> goe down 20%. then the actual increase is 50% or so.
>
> Read on MSN that the last Fed Auction of T-Bills was a complete bust. Almost NO
> Foreign buyers!
>
> They are argueing if the is the begining of the end. With out foreign buyers,
> the USA can't finaince its debt, so it can't inavde other nations. Also Foreign
> Capital is leaving the US Ecomony at a record pace.
>
> But except for a few specialized news sources, the CON Media is keeping quiet.
> Don't want to hurt Bush's chances for re-election.
>
> I have been wondering what actions to take now to protect my investments. Buy
> Foreign stocks? Gold? Slack?
Uranium futures are looking good, as are firms in the genetically
enhanced kudzu tree sector of the world economy. 419s have been heavily
hit by recent negative publicity and can be expected to remain low
through the end of the decade. Biotech in general has been boosted by
the celebration of National Bone and Joint Decade in the US, but suffers
intensely from a focus on stem and seed cells over the more-effective
leaf and bud cells. Enron stock is a strong buy, according to
independant analyst Kelly Nay, and haemhorroid treatment products are
reportedly on their way up.
- DISCLAIMER: the author of this post received $333.33 and certain
personal services in a Nevada motel for releasing this information.
Genetically enhanced kudzu trees are considered a high-risk
investment, and you should consult us again before buying them.
Alternatively, you could do the boring thing and invest in EU production
of crops easily converted to ethanol.
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