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To: John Vosilla who wrote (48047)	12/23/2005 12:45:35 AM
From: Wyätt Gwyön	Read Replies (1) of 110194

no housing bubble anywhere in this country, that gold continues to power higher because these are the best of times and all that debt being accumulated is because we are a nation of savers a lot of things in economics seem like Rorschach tests. i mean, after all these years nobody can say definitively what caused, e.g., the 1987 crash, or the 1929 crash, or the gold rise, or the gold fall. you will find competing theories among historians, maybe some agreement on certain proximate causes but disagreement regarding the extent of their significance. and these are for completed events. hindsight should be 20/20, but the causes remain inkblots even when the results are clear. so it is no wonder that people argue about their interpretations of purported causes of events which haven't yet happened. and ridicule each other's interpretation of these inkblots. i am agnostic about gold now--it could go to $1000, or $300, and people would find a way to rationalize either move.

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