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What I ment to say is that the rates at thier courses are $15 on the
average ...cheap
probably due for an increase
At 02:22 PM 6/25/98 -0700, nwinski wrote:
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>Renate Muldowney wrote:
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>> Given that what baby boomers do makes prices go up.
>> One investment for the future would be golf courses.
>> Just bought a stock TEE
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>> basis the monthly charts there appears to be an ABCDE correction
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>> basis the quaterly and ABC
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>> This correction tested the prior wave 4
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>> This stock pays a dividend of about 6%
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>> If I was to own real estate Golf courses would be a great investment.
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>> This company rents out golf courses near major population centers.
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>> Golf rates are cheap and going up.
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>> The baby boomers are coming.
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>> RM,
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> I was with you until you said that golf rates are cheap. I live in a
>city which claims to have moregolf holes per capita than anywhere in the
>world. Yet, during most of the year, it cost $50 to $100 for
>one 18 hole round of golf. Some foks pay up to $50,000 to join a private
>club for the privledge of
>paying $100 per round of golf. I don't see how you can call this an
>inexpensive form of recreation?
>Perhaps it is different in your area?
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>Puttingly,
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>Norman
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>> At 07:22 AM 6/24/98 -0400, BERNARD FINN wrote:
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>> >On Wed, 24 Jun 1998 08:29:39 +1200 "Jonathan Ritchie" <jcr@xxxxxxxxxx>
>> >writes:
>> >>Douglas, I don't trade thru CMC but have used their software in the
>> >>past as
>> >>a backup source of realtime spot fx prices. I downloaded their latest
>> >>software (announced to be available at the end of January, finally
>> >>available
>> >>early June !) which is a beta version and appears very unreliable, so
>> >>much
>> >>so that even though its a free service I don't bother with the hassle
>> >>of
>> >>trying to log on. FWIW I normally manage the logon, the screen fills
>> >>with
>> >>old quotes and then thats it, no updates, no charts .... the previous
>> >>software version appeared better but still had glitches, the problems
>> >>appeared to start the latter part of last year.
>> >>As for the company, they never replied to my emails (even on questions
>> >>about
>> >>opening an account) so my caution about sending pots of money to what
>> >>to me
>> >>is just a page on the www got the better of me and I decided to just
>> >>check
>> >>their site occasionally to see if they had got their act together.
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>> >>
>> >>>Hello Realtrades,
>> >>>I have a problem. Are any of you with the CMC Forex Internet?. I am
>> >>getting
>> >>>a hell of a time to log on . My settings for their servers were
>> >>changed
>> >>>(both primary and secondary), still I am not getting to log on as
>> >>these
>> >>>settings are returned the old settings everytime I attempt to log on.
>> >>>Secondly, I am not getting my open positions and Daily statementsfrom
>> >>the
>> >>>relevant icons, are you experiencing this as I am told everyone is
>> >>unable
>> >>>to recieve the same. I will not proceed to tell you of what else
>> >>happened
>> >>>(not yet). But I will do so if I am not given the satisfaction i
>> >>seek. I am
>> >>>considering approaching the SFA with a complaint as I have spent
>> >>Thousands
>> >>>of local dollars in Tel calls and Faxes and I have found that they
>> >>have
>> >>>admitted their mistakes. I am seeking both professional and
>> >>accounting
>> >>>advice at this stage as I have complied with section 8 of the rules.
>> >>>
>> >>>Douglas Linton
>> >>>Exec Director
>> >>>IPCB/Professional exotic lumber exporters.
>> >>>There is a free link to a company in Denmark www.forextrader.com.They
>> >will give real time quotes even if you are not a client.The idea is to
>> >solicit you as a client eventually.They will also talk to you if you are
>> >interested.I hope it will help.
>> >Bernie
>> >sarber@xxxxxxxx
>> >They claim to update the quotes every 5 seconds but you must click on
>> >"real time quotes" and then the desired commodities every time you want
>> >to updated.
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