You write to me with news of paranoia. I reply with more frieghtening news: the terrorists are US citizens and others given rights of US citizens and higher located in the US aiming for assets which they have no rights to, such as, personal bank accounts; with goals to achieve destruction of the oil industry, American business, and the American family; and to overtake the rights of true ownership. Wars by deception have been declared for possession of assets already that of US citizen(s) using foreign grounds in making wrongful allegations and ultimately overtaking through chaos that which was civil.
Wrongful labels have been placed on innocent lives. Supposition: if the oil money is in the property of foreigners, then why are Americans' bank accounts and credit accounts being attacked by US business men and politicians...?
These deceivers are using the ignorance of the public to promote their theft by fraud. They are unlikely and are not trusted.
What possibilities of a better future do you see in this escapade of humane degradation? There is little I can do but request rights and assets be preserved and reserved for and to the rightful owner. It really doesn't matter who says this but there definitely is a need for more to be saying it.
Supposition: If the next door neighbor decides he likes your front door and declaring it his takes the door after killing your dog and destroying your electrical system to shut down your security, would the door be his? (Furthermore, for the sake of clarity, lets say, you are an foreign ambassador staying in the house on a lease.) ... would there be a difference of what is whose?
If Americans were more concerned of what was happening in the US and not be so focused on lands we really have little to no business in, the whole world would be a lot better off...especially under hedonistic administrations as that of Bush's!
Most civilized people find it hard to understand why on earth anyone would strap a bomb onto him or herself, and then end their lives with only the hope of killing as many innocent civilians in the process as possible. According to President Bush's speech this week, a major motivator for some suicide bombers, could very well be the mighty greenback dollar!
In addition to pointing a finger at Iraq, the President also put the spotlight on Syria and Iran, saying that their "support for terror fuel the fire of conflict in the Middle East, and it must stop."
It's becoming clearer with each passing week, that the web of terrorism runs through many countries in the Middle East, and not just Iraq or Afghanistan. To make a long story short, it looks like the Middle East will be an unstable part of the world for some time to come. While the hope for peace shines bright, it now looks like things will probably get worse, before they get better.
Will any of this have an effect on Wall Street? Yes. Higher oil prices! History shows that as the Middle East "destabilizes", the price of oil shoots up. This happens because of two main reasons. First of all, investors fear that some members of OPEC (oil producing states) will cut the amount of oil that they produce, in show of support for their neighbors. Secondly, investors tend to drive the price of oil higher in anticipation of an oil shortage due to war. As a matter of fact, an actual war is not necessary to drive up oil prices. It's enough that traders EXPECT a war, to drive prices higher, as EXPECTATIONS dictate market prices, not the status quo.
With this in mind, this week's stocks in the spotlight include two companies that are extremely well positioned to benefit from a spike in oil prices. Both of these companies are fundamentally sound, currently profitable (very much so), and they have proven management that knows how to deal with instability in the Middle East region. As always, we sincerely hope you profit from this information. Good luck and enjoy.
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