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To: GST who wrote (131859)9/25/2001 9:36:34 PM
From: Victor Lazlo  Read Replies (1) of 164684
 
Yes, it's as follows: as the central banks continue to dump it, it goes nowhere, even if the world economies are falling apart and the worlds leading economy/free nation is under unprecentdented violent attack from Arab savages.....

nah... gold should just sit there, like it did... no reason to think gold would budge under these conditions... LOL !

And conversely, during those brief and rare intervals when the central banks are not dumping gold, the price stabilizes a bit.....

So what the point? The point is, people don't see gold as a hedge against instability, a protection, anymore... it just does not work anymore.
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