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Re: DON'T FORGET TO BUY FOOD STOCKS Jimmy Smith 08-21-2005
Posted by Jimmy Smith on August 21, 2005, 4:18 pm



> remember, the worlds populations is goingg over 6 billion. people will
> pass up buying a car and walk or bike to work or to the store, but if
> you don't eat, you will die. the population may double in 20 years. get
> a diversified portfolio of food stocks that pay dividends and you will
> make big money in the long run.

food and water!


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> Coming soon to a theater near you:
> THE FANTASTIC FOUR !!!
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Posted by Phil Scott on August 21, 2005, 5:28 pm



>
>> remember, the worlds populations is goingg over 6 billion.
>> people will
>> pass up buying a car and walk or bike to work or to the
>> store, but if
>> you don't eat, you will die. the population may double in
>> 20 years. get
>> a diversified portfolio of food stocks that pay dividends
>> and you will
>> make big money in the long run.
>
> food and water!

As the economy in the US goes out the bottom, the USD will be
hyperinflated (15% a year now) and stocks will rise maybe
5%...so its a net 10% loss on stocks, more after
commissions..thats even with most good stocks.

we have a problem.

Its not as clearly cut a mess as you point out, although
surely the RE bubble will burst.

The larger problem is unsustainable govt bloat.. the net tax
base is evaporating.

by hyperinflating the currency though everyone is moved to a
higher tax bracket.. as wages rise even less than the
hyperinflation that makes it a double disaster.

Less real income yet higher tax bracket to fund the bloated
govt.. the recipe for collapse.. you cannot take more from the
working man than he needs to live and stay strong, raise and
educate kids and retire... so far he is fading on all
fronts...and due to excessive taxation has become non
competitive in the world labor market..so we are loosing his
job to india and china also.

Deciding between real estate and stock is merely moving the
deck chairs on the titanic. a distraction from the larger
issues.


Phil Scott

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>>
>> Coming soon to a theater near you:
>> THE FANTASTIC FOUR !!!
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Posted by Jerry on August 21, 2005, 6:09 pm


Possibly you are correct in the Looooooooooong term. However, if so, there
is plenty of time to jump into this sector IMO. Weighting this area too
much immediately will make one lose good gaines in other areas IMO.

--
Jerry

>
>> remember, the worlds populations is goingg over 6 billion. people will
>> pass up buying a car and walk or bike to work or to the store, but if
>> you don't eat, you will die. the population may double in 20 years. get
>> a diversified portfolio of food stocks that pay dividends and you will
>> make big money in the long run.
>
> food and water!
>
>
>>
>> Coming soon to a theater near you:
>> THE FANTASTIC FOUR !!!
>>
>>
>
>



Posted by Jimmy Smith on August 22, 2005, 7:45 pm



> Possibly you are correct in the Looooooooooong term. However, if so,
> there is plenty of time to jump into this sector IMO. Weighting this area
> too much immediately will make one lose good gaines in other areas IMO.
>
> --
> Jerry
>
>>
>>> remember, the worlds populations is goingg over 6 billion. people will
>>> pass up buying a car and walk or bike to work or to the store, but if
>>> you don't eat, you will die. the population may double in 20 years. get
>>> a diversified portfolio of food stocks that pay dividends and you will
>>> make big money in the long run.

I thank God for views like yours Jerry. Since many people believe like you
it gives people like me plenty of time to get in even as the sectors rise a
little. BTW, the water sector has been compounding at 17% per year over the
last 5 years. Once investors realize if you cut off the food you have riots
in the streets (really bad riots) in 7 days and massive death in thirty to
forty days. If you cut off the water, you have massive riots within two
days and massive death in three to five days (toilet water and still water
prolongs the doomed life a little). You see, if you cut off oil or natural
gas, it's a pisser, but no immediate death. Raise the price of gas and
people get uncomfortable but no killer. Make pharmacuticals expensive and
old people freak out and a few don't take their meds and die, but they don't
riot and it isn't massive. who knows, maybe they will live longer without
taking their meds.

But cut off the food supply or water and instant chaos. Food and water
stocks look about as solid as you can get once you get past the analysts
slapping each other in the face over them.


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>> food and water!
>>
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>>>
>>> Coming soon to a theater near you:
>>> THE FANTASTIC FOUR !!!
>>>
>>>
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Posted by on August 23, 2005, 8:15 am


You should invest heavely in air supply. If cut off the air, you'll die
in a minutes.


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