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Strategies & Market Trends : Gold -- the eternal short?

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To: rch who wrote (45)5/1/1997 2:35:00 AM
From: Keith Zhang   of 114
 
rch, that is a very insightful analysis.
I agree with you that if foreigners stop to finance
our debt (or just slow down to buy), then
the snowball problems you said will likely
happen, thus bull for gold. That is why I said
the currency crisis/imbalance may be the catalyst for a
complete turnaround. During the mean time the Japanese,
Europeans and Chinese continue to buy the US treasury
to prop up the dollar which are helping to improve their
economies. Do you think the reversal will happen soon?

Re: forward selling. Yeah, once the gold starts to rise,
forward sellers will turn their positions around, which
explains why when gold really rise, it jumps very fast.
but now forward selling push the gold down more if the gold
keeps going down.

btw, I did not mean to infer you as a gold bug, but I do know
some people who really are. :)

Regards,
-Keith
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