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Gold/Mining/Energy : Gold Price Monitor
GDXJ 92.07-1.7%4:00 PM EST

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To: Bill Murphy who wrote (36036)6/28/1999 9:25:00 AM
From: Ken Benes  Read Replies (1) of 116741
 
Bill:

I just saw Clinton on television commenting on paying off the entire national debt by 2015. He further went on about the direct benefits of the US having no debt, lower interest rates.
It is no coincidence that this speech was made now. Controlling the price of gold is one leg of the global financial strategy. The other is controlling interest rates with a little jawboning. The significance of this, the rally you are looking for is not going to have legs. The stakes are too high. True the BOE may be embarrassed by the low price they will receive for the sale of their bullion, and GATA may be raising some interesting question. These events will be dwarfed by the maintenance of stability in the global markets. Gold will not move unless, the producers take a much more proactive role: closing 250 production and replacing it with cb gold. This past week Broken Hill closed some copper mines in the US and copper responded immediately to the upside. The same will occur for gold, and this policy will be an accelerant to pushing the shorts out of the market.
Anything short will add more frustration to the gold market that will witness another failed rally.

Ken
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