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Commodities - The Coming Bull Market

An SI Board Since May 2001

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1343	7:31AM Sharp price rises could create worldwide steel shortage-- FT : The Financ	craig crawford	-	6/14/2002
1342	Re: "free trade has really only been pursued in america in earnest since t	Dan B.	-	6/10/2002
1341	Craig, Re: "here is your mistake. modern conservatives are not classic lib	Dan B.	-	6/10/2002
1340	can't disagree with you.	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	6/10/2002
1339	<i>! bye bye US troops in western europe!</i> They went long ago. S	maceng2	-	6/10/2002
1338	i have taken that into account. never underestimate those filthy bankers from h	craig crawford	-	6/10/2002
1337	>> Tariffs create all sorts of political problems << too effin bad!	craig crawford	-	6/10/2002
1336	>> Freedom AND free trade, are as American as Apple Pie, << hah! f	craig crawford	-	6/6/2002
1335	>> But CRAIG, you DID plainly and simply say Britians nearly "STARVED	craig crawford	-	6/6/2002
1334	Craig, re: <i>you just know that most current intellectual thinkers belie	maceng2	-	6/6/2002
1333	<b>Hoover then destroyed almost all export markets by signing the Smoot-Ha	craig crawford	-	6/6/2002
1332	>> So, the U.S. which has been preaching to the world about free trade, no	craig crawford	-	6/6/2002
1331	<i>take your pick</i> Devalue the dollar is a no brainer. Tariffs	maceng2	-	6/6/2002
1330	>> Maybe a weaker dollar would work better the tariffs? << deprecia	craig crawford	-	6/6/2002
1329	i think if india blows up the hit to the global economy would be far more import	craig crawford	-	6/6/2002
1328	could be. but in such an event i'd give you 2-1 odds the markets get shut d	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	6/6/2002
1327	i'm not sure what you mean about false spring mode. i just know the market	craig crawford	-	6/6/2002
1326	This a war that can't be fought according to the powers that be. They won	grusum	-	6/6/2002
1325	If cataclysmic war breaks out, the metals will go up because so much copper and	Stephen O	-	6/6/2002
1324	you still in the false spring mode? or should i say summer.	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	6/6/2002
1323	i readily concede copper hasn't rolled over just yet. let's see how it	craig crawford	-	6/6/2002
1322	NEW YORK, June 4 (Reuters) - COMEX copper futures jumped to a one-year high on T	Stephen O	-	6/4/2002
1321	Were you ever wrong , copper has broken out from a downtrend going back to 1994.	Stephen O	-	6/4/2002
1320	Pearly Button: Keep on reading, learning, thinking...that's a huge part of e	lee kramer	-	6/2/2002
1319	What little economic education I have stems from the interaction mainly from S.I	maceng2	-	6/2/2002

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