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Rod
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LA_Guy said:You guys enjoy your weekend. I'll stay put in the I-fund and will leave the light on for you.
As a reminder, your "electricity" will be turned off, no questions asked, if your "bill" becomes past due.
Hopefully for your sake, there will be no interuption with your "service" so that light can remain "on".
God BlessRe: I-fund moves into first gear forward ...
LA_Guy said:
Manufacturing growth was less than anticipated so the dollar has settled back down so I fund gains will be significant. It's early but the C looks like it is having a big day too. A tough day for those of us sitting in the G waiting for a better buying opportunity.
Dave
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Gilligan
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Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez stole an oilfield from Total and BP today. Total and BP make up 3.79% of the I-fund. This can't be good.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060403/ap_on_re_la_am_ca/venezuela_oil_shakeup
Show-me
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Venezuela's Supreme Nut-case Hugo Chavez can freaking choke on his oil. Canada has millions of barrels of it and Suncor can produce it for, by their estimates, $15 a barrel. Imperial Oil, Exxon, Total, BP, Murphy, and everyone else is there building infrastructure as fast as they can. Screw OPEC! And when that runs out we got the next biggest reserve in oil shale. It cost a little more to produce but hey we got cars that get 60 mpg now.
Ya Chavez, the CIA is trying to kill ya. LOL Sleep well my little nut.:nuts:
Oop's......spend a night in the box!
biggdog1
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I totally agree. Opec has the the West by the short hairs. However the U.S. has more corn for ethanol than the rest of the world. Our economy is supporting the rest of this green orb. Some how or another future Administrations of this country must realize that we as a nation can not keep supporting/protecting oil fields for the free world! Just my opinion.
Show-me
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Corn
Watch out for ethanol this year. I was listening to the farm report on the way to work yesterday and was shocked to hear that a substantial amount of acres are being planted in switched to soybean instead of corn. I thought it was around 3 million acre less corn than last year. Reporter was speculating that corn will go thru the roof and bean will get cheap, cheap, cheap. I'm not sure if this is normal crop rotation or if the farmers are tired of the low price per bushel for corn.
Just something I heard yesterday and wonder about.Similar threads
