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Gold/Mining/Energy : Gold Price Monitor

GDXJ 115.14

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Dec 30 4:00 PM EST

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To: Michael Markham who wrote (11549)	5/12/1998 2:19:00 PM
From: long-gone	Read Replies (1) of 116836

I can not say what you should do. I like to hold enough gold & silver on hand to "buy my way across the border". There are many good funds, George Soros is thought, by many, to be on the list of the smartest gold/ currency types. There are some sites & books that would let one follow his lead. I understand he has been handed his head, though. No one wins the all. I can't(and would not guess) as who is the smartest or runs the best fund. I don't own a fund. I have heard a great many very good things about a great many. I just don't like the costs. I prefer to use a real broker and sometimes even hold my own shares. I pick my own companies (some from the XAU - some not). Gold companies are so cheap now, one can take their pick of the best for only cents on the dollar to what I believe they will be worth. Many have rather good % returns vs the rest of the market. A great many very good companies can be bought direct from the company thus beating out the brokerage from their fee. Do your legwork, If you need a list of possible names, one could look at the list held by any of the regular posters. There you could get the best & worst names from around the world. rh

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