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Strategies & Market Trends : MARKET INDEX TECHNICAL ANALYSIS - MITA

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To: J.T. who wrote (15915)1/28/2003 11:09:03 PM
From: James F. Hopkins  Read Replies (1) of 19219
 
RE >> And as long as the war drums keep beating without
resolution light at the end of the tunnel,
there will never be capital build-out. <<

Taht is perhaps the biggest part of the problem,
but not all of it.
We also have to have capital to build out with,
but what we have is more debt than capital.
It's not just State budgets that are in a bind,
its a lot deeper than that.
----
A few Billion here and there would not be so
bad, but over 7 trillion $,
has gone to money heaven, bailing that
out seems to be more than low interest
rates can manage to do.
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The game is a consolidation of power..
they bust every thing they can
and buy the pieces for pennies
on the dollar, it's called monopolization.

Meanwhile beating the war drums
to distract every one..
This market don't have a prayer if oil stays above
$30 a bbl.
The only other way out is massive inflation,
stocks may go up if we inflate enough, but
what good will that do if our cost of living
goes up even faster.

They have the market just where they want it,
and it's not coming out until the Oppenheimrs' of
world want it to.
I can't prove it but I'll bet 70%+ of all the known oil
reserves in the world have been sold
forward..( at much cheaper prices ) and
the gang I'm talking about owns the
contracts.
Jim.
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