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Politics : Dutch Central Bank Sale Announcement Imminent?

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To: philv who wrote (21035)	5/28/2004 2:24:18 PM
From: sea_urchin	Read Replies (1) of 81009

Phil > I don't know if Gold stocks as an asset class is any worse than any other. The tech stocks far exceeded any bull run experienced by gold shares. IT is the industry of the future and thus it attracted an enormous following -- the latest "tulip mania. Gold is merely a "barbarous relic" which, from time-to-time, interests those who believe in its alleged safe-haven status. > My interest in gold is because of what I see as funny money monkey business going on at the highest levels I understand that but, nevertheless, you are still gambling that many others will see things the way you do. > present price when adjusted for inflation and relative to say the Dow Industrials, it looks under priced. stockcharts.com[w,a]dalaynay[dm][pd200,2] Hard to say. >I know many analysts think the major gold stocks are as much as 50% over valued IMO, the gold price has little to do with value, except as a USD hedge. There is no increase in demand for the metal in its own right. > Stocks are magical you know, they always predict the future Problem is to "read" them. That's not so easy.

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