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Gold/Mining/Energy : Barrick Gold (ABX)

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To: russet who wrote (3086)5/30/2002 6:32:36 AM
From: nickel61  Read Replies (1) of 3558
 
GOLD MINES EXPOSED
(as gold bull market enters overdrive)
By James E. Sinclair & Harry D. Schultz

--WHY gold will go parabolic --HOW good gold news will
be fatally bad news for many (most?) mines--as the price
rises. --"Hedges" is wrong word. They aren't hedges!
A pity.

Jim Sinclair brings this to us too:

Dear Bill:

I might add that this article submitted to you is the
singular most important revelation in the history of gold, period. It summates
all the previous articles that Harry
and I have written on gold. Never in the history of markets
has there been such a huge short position existed in such a small trading item.
Gold's physical market is small and
illiquid during period of high price activity. The potential
is enormous. We have been doing everything possible to
bring the attention of the management of the gold producers
to this fact while there still was time for them to save themselves. That time
is passing quickly. There is every possibility that the Central Banks will fail
to blunt this
move and on a second attempt $354 will fall. If that
happened, a second close above $354, then gold will make
an all time new high above $887.50. We wonder how the gold producers can stand
still in the face of a shift from a 22
year bear market in gold to a bull market with such huge
short position in their final produce called hedges.
There are only three possibilities:
1/ They are frozen by fear or stupidity into inaction.
2/ They cannot cover because of the nature of the
differential dates on their hedge instruments. That means
there is no similar items with which to cover.
3/ At the basis of the gold derivative market there exists
an Enron type fraud.

Either of these possibilities means the Central Banks will
fail to prevent a close above $354. Be prepared the Calvary
will arrive at $354, succeed at first and fail on the second attempt.

Respectfully,
Jim
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