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[adek] 12/12/2002 23:28

What about the effects of radiation on these 144,000 people. Surely nobody will survive. The effects of nuclear fallout, nuclear winter etc etc etc will last more than 40 years..............

[maxk] 12/12/2002 23:04

Raven,

Greenspan to be taken to the vet....clapped out...usual outcome!


How are you?


Lol !

[raven] 12/12/2002 22:59

What's Your Money On For 2003

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Manchester United to win the league.

WAR.

Biotech's and Pharma's to rally strong.

Housing and debt bubbles to burst.

Deflation.

Greenspan to retire.

Gold and silver to rise.

Stock market crash.

Man City to get in to Europe

You never know.

LOL.

[mr homer j simpson] 12/12/2002 22:51

PDX, DYOR. (or see the thread)

[artful watcher] 12/12/2002 22:49

In which case SGC worth consideration!

At 30p now, could be a nice start to 2003!

Interest declared - not surprisingly ;-)

Good Luck All

Artful

[frankyseth] 12/12/2002 22:37

I think next year will one of volatility, with the trend downward.

As ever one sector will shine, this year, for me, it was Lloyds, with still more to run.

As we get into 2003 I think Transport will be the sector to be in,with emphasis on Rail, Road, Ports,etc.

I exclude Air only becouse of possible hostilities.

[captain swing] 12/12/2002 22:22

I can remember 1990-91; markets rallied as soon as the bombs started falling, strange but true. Markets look ahead 12 to 18 months, remember.

1991-2 were brilliant years for emerging markets.

My best hopes are

Lloyds insurers
Oil tankers (note very strong charter rates since October, rebuilding of crude inventories, EU proposed ban on single hull tankers, OPEC quota increases, and possible war induced disruption to shipping schedules) -- all positives
Gold mines
Mines generally
Russia
GWP

However the note of caution is well taken. There are bound to be dips & looking back last July and October provided excellent buying opportunities in many of the above :-(

[leeshindig] 12/12/2002 21:36

S.B...Ive got a feeling war will break out at xmas...dunno why - just a feeling?
I also think there will be another smallish rally (after the saddam sell off?) from end of Jan to March/April but think we may see some new lows next summer!
Lee.

[sugarbeast] 12/12/2002 21:09

i am not bullish at all for 2003.
the recent bull run seems to have lacked conviction and momentum is stalling.
in the new year,the prospect of war will be ever closer.

even if that doesn't happen,the US is still too expensive,and is pricing in strong profits next year;with the dollar showing signs of breaking down,this would be catastrophic for the US markets.

cash is king.

[trojan] 05/12/2002 14:34

Well as we get closer to the end of another year I for one am interested in what stocks in general, are in for a better year in 2003. I am very interested in PTS and hope that the return of 8-9p per share and a mover closer to being in profit could make it a good year!