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Politics : Dutch Central Bank Sale Announcement Imminent?

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To: d:oug who wrote (6475)6/16/1999 10:41:00 PM
From: Hawkmoon  Read Replies (1) of 81986
 
<<Ron is much more dangerous than a bad person wanting to destroy and hurt others, as Ron believes he is correct and good will happen only under his views being inacted as rules or the law of the land.>>

Doug,

I'm no different than most other people who post out here. Bill Murphy certainly believes he is correct and that some major criminal act is underway.

I'm just stating the other side. And you bet I feel I'm correct since I HAVE YET to see one gold enthusiast offer up a logical case for gold, other than to discuss anti-corrosive qualities or any other straw-man argument they can pull of their fourth point of contact.

Anyone out here who can make a convincing argument that gold is not, in fact, subsidized by the CBs and global taxpayers is welcome to have at it, and to let the anonymous readers of this thread decide who's arguments have more merit.

It is a real travesty that so many people have bought into this Y2K/gold argument. In fact, it is tantamount to outright fraud in my opinion. I almost bought into it myself last year when I heard more and more people discussing deciding to buy physical gold.

I just think that all sides deserve to be discussed so anyone reading can make their own informed investment decision.

Regards,

Ron

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