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To: energyplay who wrote (37754)	9/3/2003 1:34:11 AM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Respond to of 74559

Like these. finance.yahoo.com Unfortunately I only had a little CNI. No JNI BUT LOTS of IVN :o) Here's a cheapie BWR Had one go already... Also buying gold with a copper component helps..

To: energyplay who wrote (37754)	9/3/2003 1:46:58 AM
From: marek_wojna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

<<By the way, the US trade defict is getting a little better - exports are increasing to both Europe & Asia.>> The US is the champion of the world when it comes to subsidy their agriculture. Maybe the exporters having different exchange rate for the dollar not the Forex one. (BTW, common practice in former communist countries). With the dollar hovering close to 100 the trade deficit improvement puts my buyer spirit into curiosity - what kind of motivation I shall receive for choosing at least twice as expensive product made in USA, instead of Asian one? Are the European and Asian nations already full of US patriots? We have a long way to go before like Jay says new abracadabra is born and sold with no competition in sight. As for now I'm perma bear at least till the time wind and solar power will come to 10% of the current prices. Demographics and astronomical almost progress in potential of gains in productivity are the worst enemy for now to stay long in the equities.

To: energyplay who wrote (37754)	9/5/2003 11:20:03 AM
From: marek_wojna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

Hi, Energyplayer Message 19266707 Like I predicted the unemployment came better than expected. On the other hand economy lost 93000 jobs, but this is offset by the numbers of people getting off from the benefits. Should the length of benefits be equal to the most of European nations the rate would stand well above 12.5% This whole stock rally should be investigated by Spitzer because from my point of view there is only very small number of participants doing swap trades trying to lure the public in.