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The Next Boom

Booms in various sectors come and go on the stockmarket. In recent years we have seen the great tech boom of 1999-2000, the China boom, a flurry of interest in biotech stocks, and then a succession of commodities becoming flavour-of-the-month on the market, such as nickel, uranium and most recently, coal and iron ore. (Go to article)

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