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Sunday, 02/09/2003 3:37:45 PM

Sunday, February 09, 2003 3:37:45 PM

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The intent of this editorial is neither to foster nor to rebut the potential US/Iraq war. We choose to take no sides. The purpose is to predict what will occur within the U.S. markets should the US invade Iraq.

 
1)      We anticipate that the US will invade Iraq between Feb 26 and March 20. We presume this owing to desert weather conditions, and other contributing factors.

 
2)      We anticipate that virtually the only way to avoid said war is for Hussein to "accept exile" in the "eleventh hour," that is when he suspects there is absolutely no other option.
We suspect Hussein is homicidal, not suicidal. But we feel the odds of Hussein accepting this option are no better than 20%.
 

3)      We anticipate that this alleged war will last somewhere between 14 and 30 days, and that the United States and the coalition will emerge victorious.
 

4)      We anticipate that the United Nations will contribute very strongly to the creation of a democratic State of Iraq.
 

5)     We anticipate that the majority of the Middle East will eventually react positively to this action of the U.S. and the Coalition.
We anticipate that the majority of Iraqi citizens will express gratitude for being emancipated from their tyrant dictator.
 

6)      We anticipate the possibility that some lunatic fringe, a.k.a. some Islamic Fundamentalist group may attempt to attack some "U.S. interests," but said attack is not anticipated to have far-reaching consequences, nor to thwart the U.S' plans.
The war with Iraq is not a war on Islam.
 

7)      We anticipate that European nations such as France, Germany, et al will  assist the U.S. as these nations have a strong interest in rebuilding the essential infrastructure for the new democratic Iraq.
The need for proper "post-war oil distributions" will mandate such.
 

8)      We anticipate that whether Hussein accepts exile or the US prevails in said war that the U. S. stock market will soar northward, possibly 25% to 40%.
 

9)   We anticipate that the price of oil will fall, dramatically, with the success of the U.S. and Coalition forces.
 

So in light of these current events, is this a good time for you to invest in the stock market?

We certainly think so.

We feel the current stock market indices currently reflect the probability of this war, and will rebound sharply once the war is in progress, and eventually won. 
 

We intend to offer our next "Emerging Stock Alert" when the time is prudent.
 
We appreciate your comments/suggestions. 

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