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To: At_The_Ask who wrote (60208)	11/22/2002 2:26:55 PM
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Don't think so. I believe gold is one of the few asset classes that has a reasonable probability of being in a secular bull market. And I believe in deflation as well. Incompatible views? Hardly. The Fed itself has even started talking about other liquidity options that would fuel a dollar devaluation vs. gold. See Message 18264352 I've been torn on how to include gold stocks in my exposure calculations. I used to count them as shorts, inversely correlated to the market. Then I thought about throwing them in with the longs. Finally decided to just remove them from the exposure calcs entirely. They are off dancing to their own drummer now. The triangle could resolve either way, but they are usually continuation patterns in E-wave. BC

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