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Gold/Mining/Energy : Strictly: Drilling and oil-field services

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To: diana g who wrote (75227)10/1/2000 1:16:53 PM
From: BigBull  Read Replies (4) of 95453
 
Ask Germans if gold has any inherent value. Ever head of the expression "worthless as a Greenback"?

Currently currencies all over the world are being "Weimarized". This cannot and will not be allowed to continue. The dollar must come down and substantially and soon. Imo dollar strength is now attracting some very powerful enemies in the US and abroad. In the US it is virtually all of corporate America who are being priced out of both domestic and foreign markets. Trade unions will hate it when the inevitable layoffs come. After them, politicians. Abroad it is CB's who see their currencies being destroyed before their very eyes. The Euro has collapsed 30% in the past two years alone. With it have gone the Dmark, the Pound, The Franc (Swiss and French), ditto other Euro currencies including the FSU sattelites. 30% in two years! Think of the amount and the time involved. This is inflation in it's most odious and pernicious form; the kind that destabilizes entire sovereign govts. If you think the recent oil protests in Europe were something wait to see what happens if these currencies fall much further. The dollar must come down.

The price of gold as expressed in US dollar will go up. How much is an open question. But Diana!? We will never EVER see $500 gold? Bold words. Remember who called $40 oil and how utterly preposterous it seemed at the time? BTW I am expecting one last dollar rally as it is short term oversold, but then - The Deluge.
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