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Pastimes : Predictions 2002

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To: Jorj X Mckie who wrote (5)1/1/2002 10:43:05 AM
From: AugustWest  Read Replies (2) of 26
 
Than I better get 'em in today<GGG>

NASD High:2630 Low:1125 EOY:1550

NDX High:1942 Low:780 EOY:930

Dow High:11100 Low:7800 EOY 8100

S&P High: 1325 Low: 875 EOY: 925

SOX High:670 Low:310 EOY: 480

Au High:410 Low:266 EOY: 360

Ag: High 7.60 Low:4.20 EOY: 6.80
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-European econo will fall into despair and the euro transition will cause EA countries to begin finger pointing. This will trigger a very long and heated debate as some countries will petition to go back to their original currencies.

-If I'm right about europe, it will spill over into the USA putting us into the worse economic conditions we have seen in since '29.

-Fed funds will drop to .125%

-cunsumer debt will increase as many will not be able to make their minimum monthly payments.

-mortgage default will be the second worst this country has ever seen

-housing prices will fall by more than 20%

-"Women Investment Clubs" will not be heard from for another decade

-The Last mile will lose another two miles

-Unemployment will rise to 9%

-Big three auto makers will need gov. assistance as consumers default on 0% financing loans and further sales diminish.

-Rolling black outs will become common place as the hottest summer on record in the US puts a strangle hold on things.

-Drought will cause the price of livestock to increase

-Wheat, soy and other grains will slowly begin to replace grazing land

-firearms sales will rise substantially in the US

-record numbers of hunting licenses will be issued.

-This will not be my stupidest post of 2002<GGG>

EDIT: Suzi Orman and James Cramer will be gone from CNBC
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