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Strategies & Market Trends : Commodities - The Coming Bull Market

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To: craig crawford who wrote (459)	7/6/2001 8:15:33 PM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (1) of 1643

craig, Thanks for that introduction, it was a really good intro btw, I am impressed beyond words ...no b/s ...I wish I was as good as you when I was your age. Trouble is I wasn't. However, maybe I learned a little since. I am currently a "job seeker" in the UK. There is no unemployment here...Tony Blair has banned it. There is fully employed guys, guys in temporary employment seeking "real jobs" and a few "job seekers" to round up the full number. All the signs are the economy is real strong here. -lol- Any way, I've played with USA market stock options. That is puts and calls. Patron of the CFZ has likened options has having a loaded gun in your portfolio ready to wreck havoc. An appropriate setting imho. So commodities are somewhere where you can really lose some serious money. Options are not so bad. Like I have a planned spend on USA stocks options of $250 per month. If I get any money back it's just a huge laugh. What kind of money do I have to put up front to get involved in the commodities biz? I think the number is much higher yet with a similar risk. regards pearly. (I am interested btw)

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