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P-40 WarHawk Portfolio

Tech: AAPL

Commodities: PCU, RIO, NUE

Agriculture: (sold: POT)

Aerospace/Defense: PCP, WGOV

Energy: BTU, CHK

Infrastructure: ABB, FWLT, MDR

Industrials: SPW, SNHY, TEX

Rails: UNP

Discretionary: (none)

Financials: (none)

Staples: MO, PM, HEK

Service: FCN

Mood: Buy the deep black bottomless crevasse fear, sell the…less fear.

**Update: 06/13/07**

Portfolio Summary…

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**DISCLAIMER**

Mr. Lin is not a professional money manager and does not have the certification to give financial advice.  This site is intended to discuss stocks and the stock market in a simple, intuitive way but in no way should be considered as official financial or investment advice. Full Disclaimer

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Carving my Ben-o-lantern, addendum

p.s. A friend of mine counters, how about the inflation from higher import costs as the dollar falls? Alright, I’ll give you the continue falling of the dollar (initially, until investors, both domestic and foreign, start putting money back into the U.S.). Still, who are we importing the most from? China. Why are we so worried about the quality of Chinese imports? Because we get so much from them. The U.S. is the world’s biggest consumer, and thus China’s biggest customer. China has to export to the U.S. If need be, they’ll adjust their Yuan currency and maybe some trade restrictions as well. Yes, they can do that fast and effectively. Just another benefit of being communist, its unlike the U.S. free markets where there are as many moving pieces as there are large and small business and difficult to turn around on a dime.

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