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Strategies & Market Trends
A Y2K (Year 2000) Depression Worldwide Crash
An SI Board Since October 1998
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Emcee:  gizelle otero Type:  Unmoderated
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28 I'm going into 50% gold, 25% cash and 25% t-bills. I think gold will provecharger-12/13/1998
27 Ahhhh, the sweet bliss of southern gentility... charger-12/13/1998
26 I went nearly 30 days without electricity after Hurricane Hugo. In fact, so diMichael Cash-12/11/1998
25 Dear Charger CASH!!!!!!! JWB jwb/geteven-12/11/1998
24 They've got to place the blame somewhere...I'd find it hard to believe charger-12/11/1998
23 We might end up with the worst of the problems because we are the most technoloFollies-12/11/1998
22 You must not have a very big imagination...just keep eating the crap they spooncharger-12/11/1998
21 <i> Can you imagine our society without electricity for months at a timFollies-12/11/1998
20 Looks like interest in your thread has waned since the market bounced back withcharger-12/10/1998
19 Pre-Tribulation or Post-Tribulation that is my question and comment... I see muSecret_Agent_Man-10/10/1998
18 I see things a bit differently. Russia is a definite wild card, but China looLPasko-10/10/1998
17 Mr K. - - A great post! This is the kind of thoughtful analysis I would like gizelle otero-10/9/1998
16 gizelle - interesting treatise, but . . . The return to communism would requirmrknowitall-10/9/1998
15 Comments on the previous posts: 1. Yes on the "Getting Right With Your Sgizelle otero-10/9/1998
14 Knowing that there is a bleak future ahead into the next century, and how horriVBroady-10/9/1998
13 If your overly-dire scenario unfolds as you predict, it won't matter much wMichael Cash-10/8/1998
12 Pray, Repent, and turn to Christ - our only hope for eternal salvation. - SeJay8088-10/8/1998
11 That may very well be true, it will add to the economic problems. gizelle otero-10/8/1998
10 Y2K is The Computer Bug. You are going to confuse people saying Y2K DepressionCheeky Kid-10/8/1998
9 I think the most important resource is one you didn't mention -- -- WATER gizelle otero-10/8/1998
8 I call it the Y2K Depression only because I believe it will really hit in the ygizelle otero-10/8/1998
7 Uhhhh...so what's the bad news? David S.-10/8/1998
6 I was just wondering if he was referring to a depression that would be caused bCheeky Kid-10/8/1998
5 I think we will probably have a normal recession, not depression in '99 anspace cadet-10/8/1998
4 Gizelle Otero: Are you blaming Cheeky Kid-10/8/1998
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