reminds me of the start tech crash 2000, page-20

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    emotion and plenty of money is what drives boom prices in all markets,

    plenty of people like me do not go with the hype of the moment, we have a plan usually long term and we follow it

    sometimes I cannot resist the temptation to sell because the price has gone so high, but I usually know I can buy back later lower price and stay with my plan

    Don't get me wrong

    I like rio and bhp, but..........................
    both are heavily reliant on the growth from China

    what if china decides its not going to pay the higher prices demanded

    what if china falls over,,,,,,,,,,,, like japan
    what if china decides to do some exploring in their own back yard
    or use an alternative cheaper resource

    chinese are not known for their generosity
    they usually do everything cheaper than anyone else
    they are smart

    I would rather see stocks priced on the average earning and growth one could expect from normal operations,
    not on abnormals

    cheers
    read the red stuff below
 
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