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Gold/Mining/Energy : Gold and Silver Juniors, Mid-tiers and Producers

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To: Louis V. Lambrecht who wrote (10778)5/7/2006 10:37:28 PM
From: koan  Read Replies (1) of 78426
 
Lois you mixed in two posts, one of which I cannot find-lol. That is like mixing metaphors-lol.

I have followed the dollar for years, so I would be surprised if I made a mistake on it. Probably just my poor sentence structure and grammar-lol.

I watched the dollar rise to $1.43 euros in 04 and then fall back in 05.

If you are talking about my Katrina statement, I think you will find gold decoupled from the dollar right after that.

I see no way the dollar can go up now. It is check mated. Feds are looking at a slower economy in the fall and the republicans have one tough election with the only thing in their column is the stock market.

Bush controls Bernanke and so he cannot risk an interest rate rise and spooking the market with the election so close. He can raise rates after the election.

So it should be down for the dollar and up for gold, at least until the fall.

Then there is the chronic problems like the trade deficit, Iran worry and now china and russia out there. All looks bad for the dolalr and good for gold.

And I think Cheney is losing it.
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