RF Cafe Forums closed its virtual doors in late 2012 mainly due to other social media
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August of 2003 and was quite well-attended for many years. By 2012, Facebook and
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Forums activity dropped off precipitously. Regardless, there are still lots of great
posts in the archive that ware worth looking at. Below are the old forum threads,
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I looks like we're in for another banner year. I know lots of you are
stock market genuises so how about a few tips from the crowd?
I'm thinking about
learing a little trading. Any suggestions?
Charl
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Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 7:25 am
General
Joined: Fri May 19, 2006 5:01 am Posts: 56 Location: Netherlands
Hi Curtis,
I have a good stock tip, but unfortunately it only applies in The
Netherlands as far as I know. The stocks of all the maritime engineers here have been
going up for months now, and are predicted to keep doing so. I guess global warming,
and the subsequent rise in water level, are paying off!
Kind regards, Charl
Curtis Crow
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Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 9:14 am
Colonel
Joined: Wed Jan 07, 2004 1:27 pm Posts: 30
Hey Charl thanks for the tip! So what are the maritime engineers working on new dikes
and sea walls to stem the flow of rising ocean levels or something? Do you invest in
these companies? Any company names you can think of to steer me in the right direction
for research? Thanks bro.
FL Techie
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Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 8:58 am
General
Joined: Tue Jan 06, 2004 1:51 pm Posts: 59
Looks like this gravy train is just gonna keep roll'n along. At this rate we'll probably
hit 13,000 on the DOW by July. Ye-ha!
Check out the price of oil too. One thing
I was glad to hear Bush talk about in the SotU Address was weaning ourselves off of
foreign oil. We need to wean ourselves off of Illegals here too.
Just like the
PhDs that told us that last summer/fall would be the worst in history and we had none
(thankfully - I'm in the Melbourne, FL area), the brainiac market pundits swore we'd
have $100/barrel oil by now and $5/gal at the pumps. I'm paying $2.05.
So who
REALLY knows what's going on? Nobody?
Don't think I'll be going to the beach
today. With global warming and all, it'll hit about 55 today. Normal is 72. 'Nuf said.
nubbage
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Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 11:57 am
General
Joined: Fri Feb 17, 2006 12:07 pm Posts: 365 Location: London UK
Whereas here in Yearp, there was supposed to be no-one left to buy gas anyways, since
we were all supposed to be long dead from H5N1 bird flu. I am a consultant paid to
get my stuff right. So why are those doh-brains who came up with those way-out predictions
paid even chewed dates?
