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To: russwinter who wrote (907)	9/20/2003 1:48:57 PM
From: Silver Super Bull	Read Replies (1) of 110194

Russ, RE: "Actually I would argue that the pump priming since March, can't be sustained." Well, I think it will have to be. Among other things, if one looks at the two charts in the middle of this link from Puplava, I don't think a "slowing" of liquidity for any amount of time can happen without some potentially serious ramifications. Unless there is a creative and rather miraculous cure. financialsense.com To use your heroin analogy, how would the heroin junky react to a halt in the increase (or worse, a reduction) of his fix? Especially after a very long pattern of increases? DB

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