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Gold/Mining/Energy : Precious and Base Metal Investing

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To: Elizabeth Andrews who wrote (11506)	5/27/2003 1:16:35 AM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (1) of 39344

The continuing education of Elizabeth Andrews as to what is really going on in this world. Gold exchange standards, which the US was off as much as on prior to 1934, do not constitute a rigid fixed price of gold, or more properly foreign currency or trade exchanged for gold. I don't know what does make a fixed price of gold, for all the while gold was "sold" for 35 dollars in the US, (it wasn't, they just said that was its price, it was really to sell dollars, not gold.) gold actually sold for a good premium in Asia and Europe, and if you mined it in Canada, there too. drilleronline.com Here is something that should keep you awake at nights, if nothing else does. skolnicksreport.com EC<:-}

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