Forum Archive Index - November 2003

["Lazy Haggis" <lazyhaggis@hotmail.com>]

I'm not sure why you think I'm associated with www.fairshare.co.nz and it's 
certainly not my website. I don't have a website. I do often follow their 
recommendations and make reference to their site because I think it's good 
value. At times it's humorous and at times serious, but most of all their 
site saves me time. I use a lot of their recommendations and then do my own 
research after that. I am sure that there are many other good stocks around 
but it's the time involved to find and research them.

Most brokers (as far as advice goes) I have found to be useless, and most 
advisers are not only very expensive, they're also pretty useless. At least 
FairShare Investment's website is free and there's a lot of interesting 
reading stuff there also.

So far this year I have made over USD 500,000 (half million) from 
recommendations mainly in their mining portfolio, and I expect by the end of 
next year it will be considerably more if the world keeps heading the way 
it's going.

As for your comments on gold. Yes there are many opinions, and manipulated 
opinions, but time will tell who is right. I tend to follow and believe the 
comments that appear in FairShare's website and several other internet gold 
sites. I don't expect most fundamental analysts to support gold, nor to 
understand why it will rise, but at least there are some who do -  Buffett, 
Soros and Templeton.

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