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Gold/Mining/Energy : Goldcorp
GG 11.19-2.0%Apr 17 5:00 PM EST

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To: NYBob1 who wrote (68)7/9/2007 3:43:17 PM
From: NYBob1  Read Replies (1) of 185
 
RE: wander where it will trade come 3000 gold -

Nixon eventually closed the gold window and the rest -
is history.

In 1970, the average price of gold was $36.00/oz.

About a decade later, gold would break past the $800.00/oz
level.

So some might say that since gold recently bottomed in
the $270-360 range, and equal percentage increase would
cause the price to rise to at least $8,000.00/oz.

This would mean a ten-fold increase from its all-time high.

Using the same ten-fold increase for silver, you come up
with $500/oz.

Frankly, we think this ultra-bullish “equal percentage
increase?? method is praxis patterns? -

All you need to do is sit back and think about the
gargantuan liabilities this country faces in the forms
of Social Security, Medicare and the overall national debt.

Throw in the unsustainable trade deficit and it should be
obvious that eventually our currency will lose quite a bit
of its value in terms of real money –
which is of course gold and silver.

It may not be tomorrow, it may not be this year,
but one day, the U.S. Dollar will end up in the same place
as the German Reichsmark, the French Livre and
the Roman Denarius -

see where gold is going?

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