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GLD 399.29+0.9%Dec 17 4:00 PM EST

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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (140779)4/17/2018 1:13:55 PM
From: louel  Read Replies (2) of 218548
 
It simply raises the price to Chinese, Called inflation, Populations never stop buying a product for a few cents change in price. Instead higher wages to maintain same living standard. Part of overall plan that in the end will benefit all. Simply a method of equalization. Not a big deal.

Canadian Gas price in 1950's was 35 cents per imperial gallon (4.54 liters) which = 29 cents per US gallon Today Gas in Vancouver is over $5.82 per US Gallon and expected to be over $6 by summer. Gas is consumed at a greater rate in both the US and Canada now, than when it was 29 cents.

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