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Here*s a more detailed review - the OSX was one of the major gainers, but it fell more than others in 2008. Seadrill's gains have not been really outstanding (relatively speaking), and it will be an interesting year for small caps:   http://www.mondovisione.com/index.cfm?section=news&action=detail&id=87697   One Of The Best Years Ever For Oslo B?rs 30/12/09 After the nightmare year of 2008, investors in...

Seadrill more then made up for the move into the abyss..... As long as you bought last spring in the $6 to$8 range..... Or were holding @ 12 before the crash...... It's all about perspective. Deep Sea on the other hand........ it's the difference between a 5 year horizon and a 6 month horizon. A better economy needs to mop up the oil glut. Will they meet up again down the road? Most likely -- up or down.... Bilo msg 9751

Ye olde saying in business (and in life, in general)... "One man's loss is another man's gain"... JF knows how that game is played, might have wrote the book on it...glta! msg 9731

Absolutely wonderful. That is a PHAT post ! msg 9747

Courtesy DNDN board By Dave Barry It was a year of Hope -- at first in the sense of ``I feel hopeful!'' and later in the sense of ``I hope this year ends soon!'' It was also a year of Change, especially in Washington, where the tired old hacks of yesteryear finally yielded the reins of power to a group of fresh, young, idealistic, new-idea outsiders such as Nancy Pelosi. As a result Washington, rejecting ``business as...

OSX was biggest European stock market gainer for 2009 up 70%.  Further states Seadrill Ltd more than doubled in price.

How do you book a profit from a bankrupt company? Do upi take over the company with its bankrupt assets? msg 9717

I prefer the orriginal arrangement: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwWL8Y-qsJg&feature=related But I always thought the most popular of the "easy-listening" pieces from Bach is the Air for the G string http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SgKoBmQ8r80 This is one of the less kitschy arrangements. msg 9726

Thanks, Walker and the same to you. Our daughter flew out from the East Coast for the holiday. We have a family tradition of Xmas breakfast: sausages, crumpets, orange juice, tea and jam. We open the stockings first because big guy with the beard usually has put some fresh jam right on top: convenient for all. Then we open the gifts: one each from Santa, each other and then "Wee Willie Winkie" who, in my wife's family...

THANK YOU msg 9724