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Do you want to get a shot at making your own 2007 forecats,predictions, and a even get a shot at making your own suggestions orsharing ideas?  The shot is yours if you want it.  Do you haveprojections, predictions, ideas, or suggestions that youwould like to share?  If so please send in a different email titled "MY 2007 " to jonogg@247wallst.com.Once again we do not share any email address lists with outsideparties. 

Make your predictions, make a rant, pick a trend, or pick astock….whatever you’d like:  DJIA, S&P 500, NASDAQ 12/31/2007?  S&P Earnings growth in2007? Gold & Oil Prices in 2007? What sectors win in 2007?  MajorMarket shifts or calls?  Which overseas or international stock marketwill be the best for 2007?  Will private equity quiet down?  Takeovertargets for 2007?  Which High-Flyers will keep soaring, and which willcrash & burn?  Which market pundit do you like the best and whowould you like to see covered more?  Which of our TOP 10 CEO’s THATNEED TO GO would you like to see leave their post first? What is your single best idea for 2007?  FED POLICY in 2007…when do they cut? or will they have to raise?  Google $600 or $300?  Windows Vista a game changer or a Gates/Ballmer belly flop?  Best Small Cap for 2007?

PART II

We are bolstering up our email database as we have been for the lastfour weeks.  If you would like to subscribe to our email lists for FREEBAIT SHOP UPDATES and for other SPECIAL SITUATIONS that we do not poston the site, please send in an email to us.  Send that email to jonogg@247wallst.comand title it SUBSCRIBE.  Just include a name and whatever data youwant.  We do not share our subscriber and free email list with anyoutside parties.  We’ll be running this a few times between now and the end of theyear for comments, suggestions, predictions, and ideas.  We are herefor our readers and we are giving you a chance to influence somedirection or aspects if you want to voice anything.  And no, we aren’tclosing down for the holidays like many other sites and blogs.

Happy Holidays from 24/7 Wall St.

Jon C. Ogg & Douglas A. McIntyre