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Gold/Mining/Energy : Gold Price Monitor

GDXJ 121.95

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Jan 9 4:00 PM EST

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To: Jamey who wrote (86511)	6/6/2002 10:02:24 AM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (1) of 116846

For many years it has been DOW up, gold down. This did not operate through the nineties as often it was market up, gold up. We see this increasingly today too. But yesterday it was market advance, gold off. The liquidation of futures may have been to limit losses too. On the other hand it is apparent that small islands off the coast of Europe do not like gold like they used to. They seem to like euros. This would point to traders whose vested interests are pound and internationally based. To try to valuate money above the things it buys is counter productive, except where you wish to control of buy that thing. Why drive gold down? To pick it up. The Rothschilds can do this. You and I need wheelbarrows of money to compete. The only sure ways to get barrows of money are to inherit it, marry it, open a bank or buy a gun and with this tool of persuasion request it off passing gentry. Opening businesses or working for it are instructions to get money that should be prefaced by "long ago and far away..." EC<:-/}

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