But please give me yours!

Thought I would get in early for 2006 - as I'm sure there will be a few similar posts. Sorry to have missed the London lunch (and for being so quiet this year). Did anyone get in the vintage Krug. If they did, I want their tip for 2006 (since they obviously know a thing or two).

IMHO the mining and oil stocks will continue to dominate the equity markets in 2006. For miners I like the look of BHP at the top end and Griffin, Tanzanite one, Golden Prospect and Galahad at the smaller end. For oils I am sticking with Burren and Dana (med caps) and Victoria, Emerald and Oilexco at the smaller end.

Internationally I go South America and India.

But I think 2006 may not be great for equities and I think the real action will be in commodities. Gold, silver, lead, zinc, palladium and the agriculturals are looking interesting too - sugar, oats - maybe even wheat, and soyabean (been reading Jim Rogers lately)! Never a finer time to open a spreadbetting account and get in on the action IMHO.

If the US hits recession I am ready to short everything that moves.

Have a great 2006 everybody - i'll be at the London lunch next year - thats a threat!

Gf - what do you reckon to a bounce-back in DGM!!

Cheers
gk

Corus offered great results today the price continues to rise. Sorry to bore you with all these money making rising tips, along with this mrw, ng. wlf, asc, azm, kmr, we wont mention cybit (cyh).

Right you lot back to where the interest is, tag, mrp, sey, yoo, dmr.etc etc ill back and find me some more winners. im not bitter.

Sold my Helphire (HHR) for 17% profit since 7/11/2005 bough some more AHT.

Bought a few more EPO yesterday notice institutional interest over the last few months.

Earthport swings into H1 profit helped by debt restructuring
AFX


LONDON (AFX) - Earthport PLC, which provides a secure internet payment infrastructure for banks, telecommunications companies and trade exchanges, swung into profit at the interim stage thanks mainly to a debt restructuring.

For the six months to Dec 31 2005, the company posted a pretax profit of 468,000 stg compared to a loss of 2.8 mln a year earlier. Sales fell to 395,000 stg from 511,000 stg last time.

The company reorganised its debt reducing its obligations by 2.6 mln stg and extending the maturity of the debt.

Its net liabilities have been reduced by 60 pct to 3.9 mln, from 9.7 mln at June 30 2005.

Chairman Mike Harrison said he is optimistic that the second half will show an improvement over the first both in terms of revenue and operating profit.

'We are now beginning to see the benefits of the strategic review and the refocusing and reorgoanisation of the company,' he said.

newsdesk@afxnews.com

congrats kivver with corus. great buy

congrats kivver with corus. great buy

Cheers saintserf, very suprised to see national grid (ng) going down, brought out a very positve statement yesterday another one to watch from these prices. mrw looks a bit of a wash out until at least 2007.