The Stock Trader News Reveals Hush-Hush Plans for The Recovery of Iraq'a Oil Industry, including the Administration, the Exiles and the French and Germans, Which Could Spell Opportunity for Investors

The Stock Trader News reports on the hush-hush plans, already agreed upon, for the swift recovery of the Iraq oil industry, involving US, British, French and Russian oil firms in the issue published today at www.stocktradernews.com -- which could spell opportunity for investors.Also covered: a lawsuit that could shake all Hollywood, and the explosion of the myth that stocks grow 10% a year.

HOUSTON, April 14, 2003 -- The Stock Trader News reports on the hush-hush plans, already agreed upon, for the swift recovery of the Iraq oil industry, involving US, British, French and Russian oil firms in the issue published today at www.stocktradernews.com -- which could spell opportunity for investors.

Also covered: a lawsuit that could shake all Hollywood, and the explosion of the myth that stocks grow 10% a year.

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On the Prediction Page, STN reveals the hush-hush plans, already underway for the swift revival of the Iraq oil industry by the Bush administration, the Iraqi exiles, and the stalwarts of Big Oil, including not just US companies, but also the French and the Russians, which is information investors need to know.

In its Latest News section, STN tells of a relatively small OTCBB company based in a quiet little town in Connecticut has rattled some of the biggest studios in Hollywood with a lawsuit charging patent infringement revolving around the industry wide use of select-and-see video. It could be a disaster for the movie moguls and a bonanza for the little OTCBB interloper.

In its How To Invest section, STN gives the lie to the false premise that stock values will grow 10% a year over time. Your broker who tells you "just buy and hold and you'll be fine" and you financial advisor who assures you "stocks will grow an average of 10% annually over time, they always have." Says HTI: "They -- excuse me -- are flat out lying to you."

In Jack's Journal, Jack observes approvingly that the SEC chairman has taken firm stand against naked shorting. The question has always been -- ever since his appointment -- would the new Bush-appointed SEC Chairman William Donaldson just talk about the ills of the investment industry? Or would he actually DO something about them? It looks like he's doing something, which is cause for the small individual investor to cheer.

In its Feature Story section, STN reports on the intricacies of the deal that will bring DirecTV and its millions of subscribers into the Fox Entertainment (NYSE: FOX) camp, and how News Corp. (NYSE: NWS) and its head man, Australian Rupert Murdoch finally won the prize they have coveted, and finally, why Murdoch is happy even though FOX stock took a tumble.

In Star Stocks, Financial Astrologer Ray Merriman foresees a healing of society's wounds foreseen after April 21. Stock markets of the world may also be rattled, either by the negative accusations if they are not contained, or yet another military threat or outbreak, and/or some very surprising but disturbing news on the economic front.