Stocks for the ‘New Era’ Part 2
While the pro-Obama democrats complain constantly about rising oil prices, pain at the pump, the war in Iraq, the imaginary recession, outsourcing, the fake credit crunch and liquidity crisis, housing bubble, rising food prices, rising tuition, and consumer debt we are still living in the smartist web 2.0 era of the new world order, and regardless of much the liberals complain it isn’t going to change that fact.
Smarty companies such TechChrunch, Google, Facebook, slide.com, Mashable, Twitter, Myspace, Digg, and Youtube are leading the web 2.0 revolution. Although only a couple years old TechChrunch is currently valued at $500 million, Facebook $30 billion, Digg $300 million, Google $200 Billion, Youtube $20 billion. The boo hoo hoo democrats would have you believe that web 2.0 is a bubble, but it isn’t even close to being one.
With such phenomenal wealth being created so quickly you can’t tell me there are any serious economic problems. If there were really a recession stocks such as Google and Apple wouldn’t keep going up. And if the credit crunch was real instead of a fabricated, media generated ‘crisis’ stocks such as Visa and Mastercard wouldn’t be at record highs.
I present my FULL list of stocks for the ‘new era’ which we are currently living in:
MOS/POT/IPI (pick any one)
V/MA
BIDU
RIMM
AAPL
CLR
PCX
CLF
FWLT
KOL
EWZ
GOOG
OIL
FSLR
If you buy these stocks and ETFs and hold them for awhile you will make MUCH more money MORE QUICKLY than you would reading the nonsensical jargon on slopeofhope, or any other financial blog or website.
You don’t need useless trend lines, log graphs, shade-ins, and zigzags to make money in stocks. All you need to is buy the stocks and ETFs that I recommend on iamned.com and hold em’ for awhile. It is that simple.
I am almost never wrong when it comes to recommending stocks. So far my picks have decimated the market, and will continue to do so. This is because I am aware that we are living in a ‘new era’ of the new world order, and thus I know how to profit off of it. Thats why I recommended EWZ in January at $72, which is up 26 percent since. In the same period the S&P 500 is negative.