6 MONTH RECAP- Not to brag but....
Although it's been a minute since I've been generous enough to dispense with some hard acquired knowledge I felt in light of some recent developments (gold back near 700, Uranium about to trade publicly on the NYMEX) that a review of past predictions was in order. Something for the naysayeer....
**all charts- six month
September 02, 2006
ca:ure ur-energy had a big week and will continue to move.
15%!!!!
a strong place for consistency is MS; morgan stanley will see 75 before years end.
10%
I am calling for gold to set new year high's (730 in the spring) before for the end of december.
gold 680
September 18, 2006
SLW 10%
PAAS----35%
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always keep an eye on the Uranium's. The ONLY commodity not to experience any type of correction! shhhhhhh!Natty Gas
the lowest levels since '04- I like RRC for a run up from 24 to 28.
40%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Platinum
September 27, 2006
So here we stand on the brink of setting all time highs and the dow has never looked so eager- a lot of positivity and a lot of proof that the TV analysts who spent much of the early summer proclaiming its imminent collapse once again changing their tune-
Uranium: CCJ
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30%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
October 16, 2006
Uranium is at all time highs. There has been no corrections. None. The only commodity. It's like some huge secret. But the stocks haven't been keeping pace. It seems to be that the people who are buying the pure physical commodity have entirely different intentions from those who purchasing its stocks. It is my belief that this sector is ripe to erupt. It's a matter of when and what you own.
Gold. Gold has undergone a violent correction. However it faces it's key support at 549. Much of this has to do with the come off in oil. I find this moment in time to be a fantastic buying opportunity for those who have delayed.
December 05, 2006
Death of the Dollar
The US dollar is on 15 year lows against the blokes across seas and continues to lose ground to the yen and euro making the metal all that more enticing for overseas investment. With specualtion on the world bank increasing its gold holdings and with China set to deeply diversify along with the rise in crude and inflation all signs point to go for the bullion.
Again the safe bet is always the stocks- GLD is the most accurate reflector of the gold market
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15%
But again, focus is on uranium. Uranium was recently rocked by a mine disaster that followed out what many insiders have ompared to the equivalent of the lose of Saudi Arabia to the oil market.
I still love Mega (MGAFF).
60%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The dow is a machine that can't be stopped. But when will it end. The dollar? It's demise may only serve to help by conveniently boasting exports.
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Hopefully, by now some of you have seen some nice profits, if this is the case I wouldn't advise any jumping ship, but profit taking after such nice runs is always advisable.
STAY TUNED for "WHAT's NEXT...."
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Comments
i bought ccj on ur recommend at 38, it went to 34 and i got nervous but now were up 25% this month alone
Posted by: jared | April 30, 2007 11:29 AM
i am waiting for UR energy to blow. they are next
Posted by: patience | April 30, 2007 11:42 AM
you've been talking about uranium for the last 6 months. big fuckin deal
Posted by: the kid | April 30, 2007 11:43 AM
i like the diversity, pharma, metals, spec uranium, industrials, energy.
Posted by: joe t | April 30, 2007 11:49 AM
hindsight is always 20/20
Posted by: looking back | April 30, 2007 11:53 AM
even a broken clock is right 2 times a day
Posted by: Toucha Mydic | April 30, 2007 01:04 PM
nigga loss me all my green
Posted by: warren buttfuck | April 30, 2007 01:59 PM
L, like what u have to say but the US gov't won't allow gold to break 700. Whenever it gets close they dump reserves into the market gold closed at 694 on the nymex on 4-17 that's as close as it got its at 672 today.
I like MCD 4 consecutive quarters of revenue growth over 20% plus a reorganization of business in south america (McDonalds is selling something like 2,000 restraunts to a franchisee)
Also I like citigroup. there's intense pressure for something to pop off w/ the stock not to mention talk of reorganization within the company. plus they put this bitch Sallie Krawcheck in charge at CEO and for a woman she's actually quite smart.
JT/inthe ATL
Posted by: Joseph L. Tomaszewski | May 2, 2007 11:52 PM
loser your not smart citigroup is goin down
Posted by: Krawcheck | May 4, 2007 01:14 AM
citigroup is too big to fail. they're cutting 12,000 jobs and refocusing on core businesses and i agree that putting the woman in charge of smithbarney will help
Posted by: Anonymous | May 4, 2007 05:47 PM