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Strategies & Market Trends : Booms, Busts, and Recoveries

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To: pezz who wrote (51588)	7/23/2004 6:33:47 PM
From: TobagoJack	of 74559

Hello Pezz, Last Night’s Report: I tried to get in tune with the Force in vector with the gist of these conversations worldmarket.blogspot.com ( worldmarket.blogspot.com ), noticed how the trading in Saskatchewan Wheat is more than 3 times the volume as in the past 3 months, and so I purchased a tranche of wheat finance.yahoo.com at CAD 0.410-0.415/shr. Yes, I had done this wager before Message 19743755 <<January 28th, 2004>>. You see, I am not weak, and can unwind a decision and re-engage a trade :0) All of this DD per brian h preference is still valid Message 19483711 <<November 10th, 2003>> in the main. Besides, I figure over the next 18 years, the wager may scrape closer to the zero mark or recover to its 5-year max finance.yahoo.com of CAD 10/shr. I hope I will have an opportunity to agonize whether to recognize a 25 fold increasing in value by realizing it. Now I have wheat in Australia finance.yahoo.com and in Canada. The Australian variety has been paying a healthy dividend and making a wealthy cap gains. May the Canadian cousin do same, soon. Chugs, Jay

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