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

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To: Crimson Ghost who wrote (81790)12/15/2000 10:31:16 AM
From: SliderOnTheBlack  Read Replies (1) of 95453
 
George;re: POG manipulation

No - they can't hold it down forever...

It's merely a question of when to best use their remaining ammo...

The US Dollar has only now; begun to crack and begin its inevitable fall - right here; right now; is when they can least afford a Gold spike.

What will unleash a spike ? A global event; currency, debt default, or foreign market implosion... or, a major player ala~ a Robertson, Buffet, Soros etc entering the physical Gold market in a big way...

I guess what I am saying; is Gold's move is inevitable and I am not concerned at trying to time it's upward move; as I accumulated a portfolio weighted positon during the "cheapest 3 months" out of the last 15 years of XAU history.

- someone spin that one (VBG).

It's merely when, not if for the POG and a major XAU move back to 85-100, even 125-150; as we've had 5 major moves to near 150 in the last 15 years... but, then again - the XAU & Gold have been "dead" for 15 years if you believe the naysayers...

Quite the contrary; the XAU has given near dot.com type of returns 5 times in the last 15 years and it really is this simple:

If buying & accumulating during the single cheapest 3 mos in the last 15 year history of XAU stocks is NOT going to be a historic upside play - tell me what will be & when...

Patience... I have no problem holding this 45% portfolio weighting for 2-3 years out if necessary; but I am confident that I won't need to.

Off to the mall ~
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