Holy Batman, to the Gold Cave , Robin.
I just put two and two together,
March 21, crackpot and B O E auction, !!!!!!
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Sure am going to watch march 21, or after .
I like this crackpot.
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To: Robert J Mullenbach who wrote (356)
From: Robert J Mullenbach
Thursday, Mar 9, 2000 2:25 AM ET
Reply # of 361
This is really big news here, keep it just to us Gold Bugs.
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Gold could very well be close to a
bottom, though the cycle is kind of magnified. Around March 21st we should see some interesting action, this is
an
important date for Gold, if the metal turns higher it could be a positive sign for the rest of the year.
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I like crackpot ideals.
Prediction (Latest Update March 8th 2000, new text in blue): The Long Term cycle for Dow Jones is down
towards
2003, see The WCA Grand Cycle. The current negative cycle (Medium Trend, for Dow) should be extended
towards
the end of October with a sizeable correction in July. The October rally should be extended into the early part of
2001.
Was this a "dead cat bounce?" Dow Jones WCA, Closer View suggested a bounce today (3/8). This indicator
have
pretty much predicted every twist turn lately, and it is incorporated in Dow Jones Crash Chart, which keep
looking
more and more interesting as we move closer to the "suggested CRASH." Gold could very well be close to a
bottom, though the cycle is kind of magnified. Around March 21st we should see some interesting action, this is
an
important date for Gold, if the metal turns higher it could be a positive sign for the rest of the year. Bonds have
pretty much behaved in a sideways pattern, as suggested some time back, but is getting ready to move higher
after
the middle of this month.
home.c2i.net
Happy 21.
Market Report (3/13/00): Gold started the week on a
positive note. Gold is reacting primarily to the dollar
getting hammered against the euro and yen, and world stock
markets in an ugly overnight slide. A sharp fall in Asian
and European equity markets -- the biggest in Tokyo this
year led by high-flyer technology stocks -- overnight had
investors thinking yellow, and what started as a mild
rally overseas gained momentum as New York trading opened.
This week we have some important government numbers being
released including producer prices on Thursday and
consumer prices on Friday. The gold market appears to be
undeterred by the upcoming Bank of England auction on
March 21. These sales have been pretty much factored into
gold pricing already and have had a decreasing effect on
the market as they've progressed -- something we predicted
when the BOE first made its announcement some months ago.
Recent surveys show the British public largely opposed to
the sales. A heads up -- Along with the gold auction on
the 21st, the Federal Open Market Committee w
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