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Strategies & Market Trends : Selling to China
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To: Julius Wong who wrote (2)12/26/2003 12:51:03 PM
From: edward miller  Read Replies (1) of 450
 
I would break down the list in a little more detail.
Producers of raw industrial materials can be broken
down into mining stocks that deliver ore or raw metal
for manufacturing, oil and gas for obvious reasons,
and non-mineral commodities. There must be more that
others can identify.

Also I think agricultural commodities will benefit,
and since I see (to date) no phobia in China about the
use of technology in agriculture, perhaps genetically
engineered crops which can have advantages in producing
more food per acre or in more inhospitable environments.

Ed
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