NYX, DUG, GPRE, DDSS, and FAS
I think NYX is now a strong buy as well as DUG. I came out with a strong buy on DUG Sunday night and so far this week since it's open on Monday it has lost about .$29 cents. I would not call that a huge loss. I think this area on DUG is a buy. I also think NYX is a strong buy as it has been out of favor for a long time now. I think in 2010 NYX will do much better as I suspect trading volume to increase.   I also want to point out DDSS once again. I got slammed here by some posters about this one. When it got cheaper on it's pull back we had people bad mouthing it instead of bu

REALITY SPOKEN, LISTEN TO THIS LINK
You might not agree with this man at all but I found his philosophy his vision is a lot like mine. You can decide if you agree or maybe you will not. I am not talking about the trend in the market right now. I am not talking about a day trading play here. I am talking about a future I see our country headed to.   The prefabbed illusion of a recovery is a shell with no base holding it up, it's a fake and will not last.   http://ww

DUG IS NOW A BUY
DUG is now a buy.   Oil is a bubble that is about to pop once again.   The majors will earn even less in coming quarters, the profit margins are just too thin right now. Oil is too high and their profits are being hit.   http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=DUG#chart7:symbol=dug;range=my;indicator=volume;charttype=line;crosshair=on;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=on;source=undefined

WHAT DO YOU MAKE OF THIS INFO?
Just cam across this link. I thought I would post it here. What do you make of this information? Do you think any of it's true?   http://forum.prisonplanet.com/index.php?topic=145154.new

BIG STORM BREWING IN JAPAN
There is a storm brewing in Japan that most of the world knows nothing about as they plan their holidays. They are the brink of default as their debt hurdles towards 250% of their GDP projections show this will happen sometime in 2014, maybe sooner.   There are major ramifications for the world economy.   Below are vollies of new reports concerning their debt burden vs their GDP and they are staggering in scope.   It began long ago for Japan.   http://w