From: Gary S. Gevisser
Sent: Thursday, December 09, 2004 6:58 AM
To: Tefo Mohapi
Cc: rest; Letters@washpost.com; Oreilly@foxnews.com; DianaH@NYtimes.com
Subject: RE: Your Opinion required

          

Tefo – The only thing I can say for sure is that the time now is 6:24 AM PT, the number 24 like the number 42 is very meaningful to me and that in about half an hour we will begin, please G-D, another conference call on the CWF in the words of Dr. Rod Smith, “Whether or not markets implode, it doesn't matter. CWF works in either case”, Rod as well as being the water authority person here in the U.S is also very clued up on oil informing us when we all last got together that there “is” [sic] 42 gallons in a barrel of oil. I was going to email everyone ahead of our call both the short and long winded answer to why the world’s financial markets have not imploded yet which I will delay since again the “CEF works in either case” [sic].

 

When I figured out in our spring of 1999 why Bill Lerach Esq., the most rapacious and successful SCAL [Shareholder Class Action Litigator] on the planet would announce to the world what those of us in the business of SCALs knew rather well that the vast majority of Chief Executives Officers of the largest corporations were crooked, had on at least one occasion asked their Chief Financial Officials to “cook the books”, I knew that we were all more than simply on borrowed time, that Bill understood how incredibly “brainne dead” [sic] the literate world was that he could get away with the most incredible “slight of hand” all geared toward making his life that much easier, i.e. he could make even more money since he figured out correctly that the mainstream media would not interfere with his plans to squeeze what little remained out of public corporations so incredibly overvalued, the insurance carriers who provide the SCALs with their big pay days very much underwater that they were now en masse given all their interrelationships lying, stealing and cheating, and without thinking that the numbers could go on indefinitely not adding up to then to move on to another big pay day going after those corporations that violated the sacrosanct Anti-Trust laws of the United States, so telling of the greed-jealously-envy of man.

 

I have said repeatedly that they only thing I watch these days is the currency trading and should I get wind that someone like George Soros or Michael “Fictitious” Moore, a stooge of the welfare state who dared to poke fun at our great President were to be capitalizing on what I know for a fact should have happened already based on my quantitative analysis of things I would do one of 2 things, empower u more or simply unleash a series of trades which would force the hand of all central banks to suspend trading of public corporations, again to repeat what I wrote to the Fox Network back on July 23rd 2002.

 

The collapse of the stock market here in the United States is all but certain. It makes no sense that a publicly traded company should be valued more than a private business which generally sells for between 3 and 5 times predictable earnings plus liquidation value, i.e. "less godwill blah blah blah" [sic]. And remember management of private companies are much more accountable assuming they have the checks in place for their "audirtors not writely balanced" [sic].

 

Publicly traded companies with their diverse shareholder ownership allow management much more flexibility to mix things up, taking with the right and hooking the owners with their left, lefties to boot. Right now the smart money has left or is in the process of leaving the markets in search of "safer heavens", safe harbor provisions a thing of the past.

 

President Bush should do the smart thing and immediately suspend trading of public corporations, thereby protectING the innocent and naive who are simply throwing good money after bad. Those well run public companies should have no fear for they will be at a competitive advantage relative to the capital that has been so smartly socked away.

 

The scars of 1907 remain on the masonry buildings housing the stock exchange of Wall Street. The fundamentals of the economy at that time were much worse than in 1929. One man J.P. Morgan saved the day, not so lucky for the victims of 1929. History has a way of repeating itself but today the "risk markets" are more fragile than at any time in history.

 

"Risk assessment" is my business.

 

Time to fly.

 

Gg

 

 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Tefo Mohapi
Sent: Thursday, December 09, 2004 2:47 AM
To: Gary S. Gevisser
Subject: Your Opinion required

 

Gary,

 

With OPEC meeting tomorrow it is highly possible that they are going to cut supply and am I right then in assuming that in the next couple of months the Oil price is going to rise? If it does rise what would be the target price seeing that currently it's sitting at $42 and how long will it rise for?

 

I just need your opinion because I have some small money to spare that I need to generate more money on in order to recover some money I'm gonna lose repairing my car.