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To: Archie Meeties who wrote (19359)	9/18/2000 5:57:40 PM
From: pater tenebrarum	Read Replies (1) of 436258

the gold miners did well...extremely well in fact. don't know about the base metal miners either, but i think copper prices were behaving well during the stagflation. btw., here's a little missive from the Goldfields CEO...: <<Sep 18, 15:44 In a carefully worded comment ( to avoid the appearance of a frontal attack ) , Gold Fields' Chairman Chris Thompson clearly suggests a revamp of the heretofore pretentious World Gold Council. Thompson is also thought to be keen on improving the role of the World Gold Council, even to the point of a complete overhaul. There's a hint of this in the group's latest annual report in which he calls for a larger, more accurate statistical understanding of the gold market: "We also believe that a larger, more accurate statistical understanding of the gold market is needed and that a gold statistical agency, supported by all market participants should be encouraged," he writes. It appears many experts of the gold industry and international media are questioning the loyalties and motives of the World Gold Council.>> sounds like a declaration of war to me...

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