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Strategies & Market Trends : Booms, Busts, and Recoveries

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To: TobagoJack who wrote (59153)	1/20/2005 7:01:25 AM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (2) of 74559

The 2005 year according to elmat: Oil will climb up to USD60 on India’s scramble to guarantee oil for its upcoming economic boom. Pensions will be the word ‘du jour’ as Bush start trying to revamp the system in the US. Note that senior editors of the popular press are most likely above 50 and will be publish against it. Talks of Eurosclerosis will dominate the year. This time is for real. Europe is going back to irrelevance. Scramble to get out of the grey areas. If companies want to survive this 2005 they have to increase rapidly the scramble for where the consumers are. In short do an Am Bev. Japan gazers will look to Japan as how it is managing it is return to irrelevance as world’s bankers. ‘Muck throwing’ will be the sport of the year as the popular press tries to downplay developing countries progress. Wireless deployment hot region is Eastern Europe. Bulgaria, Romenia, Ukraine, Slovakia, Czech Republic… Coffee price will skyrocket. Get ready to pay more for your coffeine shot. Commodities? More –much more of the same. Within the year, US declares victory US pull out of Iraq. Europeans –desperate for markets- will accommodate the factions and starting doing business. Automakers will suffer dearly.

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