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Pastimes : True Confessions -- Admit it -- you bought that stock

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To: yard_man who wrote (740)3/13/2008 11:31:23 AM
From: Real Man  Read Replies (2) of 990
 
Right, but it depends how many are counting on it -ggg- I
suspect USD is in the crisis phase - it is going quite a bit
lower, but that should put an end to this bear market wave
from 2002 highs, as the Asian and oil exporter currencies
crash up and US current account deficit starts
to seriously reverse. Perhaps, this Summer or Fall, maybe
even next year. At some point
expect the World to lower and the Fed to raise, that should
be the end of this gold bull, and it should return to interim
bear market (9-year cycle). It is quite a bit late in that,
might I add. So, is Jimmy S. right suggesting
1600? I sure hope so. Yet too early to exit the gold market,
IMHO. It's likely not the end of the secular move, but DOW/gold
ratio is already in the middle of long term range, close
to 10. Where is the bottom? Good question. -g- We may see
a gold bubble yet. -g-
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