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Old 12-17-2005, 07:05 PM
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I might be dead wrong. A bunch of experts I read today are saying 11,000 by years end is a shoo in.
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I might be dead wrong. A bunch of experts I read today are saying 11,000 by years end is a shoo in.

You are as much as an expert as they are. It’s almost like predicting the weather; they get it wrong more than ¾ of the time. At least up here they do.
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Check this out. In the last 3 years these are the % increase for metals:

Copper +100%
Gold +100%
Silver +100%
Zinc +250%
Moly +1000%

Even Coal is up 200%
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Old 12-22-2005, 10:35 AM
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Amazing, Gold is even up another $10.00 today so far.
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It's not looking good. The stock market has shown positive gains in the 4th Quarter for 9 out of the last 10 years. This will make it 9 out of 11 and does not portend well for the economy.
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Nope I don't think it will either. Unless something dramatic happens and it rises over 200 points today. Only one thing would probably cause that is an announcement they the US caught UBL.
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Yep it doesn't look like it's going to happen. The next thing will be the popping of the real estate bubble.
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Well it finally closed above 11K, but the futures today don't look to good right now.
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I watched an investment analyst last night who was breaking his arm trying to pat himself on the back about how good he was last year. He had a 58% success rate. Where else (besides weather forecasting) can you be right half the time and still be considered successful?
In this business you can be successful 99% of the time and people will still give you crap about the other 1%
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The Dow is above 11K again. Due to the reports in retail sales and oil prices near $59.00 a barrel.
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