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To: blazenzim who wrote (36198)	6/27/2008 11:10:18 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 217669

and a nice day to you Message 14861804 <<november 2000: drive people in and outside of the US to the metals, to farm land, and to Philippine private islands, or to some other store of value>> a nice week to you Message 24711783 <<sold all of canadian oil sands at 50.93x. they were bought on 2/18/2005 at split adjusted 13/shr finance.yahoo.com. . a fair return of 292%>> a nice year to you Message 21059695 (feb 18, 2005: split adjusted price of 13 for cos) case closed p.s. btw, this is funny Message 24710443 even though we are simply watch a human being sinking to slug status. instructive, in any case, and entertaining, at the very least. tummy still hurts from laughing. most amusing. thank you, adore your presence on the thread, reminds the rest of us of what not to become. goodbye. i have no more need to respond to sad sick wastrels who lead fictional lives that are lacking in originality. while it is difficult to fathom that such wastrels exist, but it takes all sorts to demonstrate. thank you kindly, again. as you were, carry on, and gain what modicum of satisfaction as you may, as long as it does you some therapeutic good.

To: blazenzim who wrote (36198)	6/28/2008 7:18:26 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217669

Commodities prices were dictated with the gunboats moored outside. To give you an idea on how all that started: The Portuguese -the first to put a cannon in a boat- used to fire a round of cannon and then row to land to discuss the price of the spices. The prices live still today. Now the commodities prices are subject to the law of the supply and demand. Thus skyrocketing. You've got to read some musty dusty books mate. Just getting the terms of trade right...