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Strategies & Market Trends : Precious Metals mutual funds (gold, silver, PGMs)

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To: Richard Mazzarella who wrote (181)5/13/1998 5:41:00 PM
From: Dan P  Read Replies (1) of 972
 
Richard:

I posted on the gold monitor thread, but I'll repeat it. Don't give
up the ship quite yet. I think today's action in gold was very
constructive. The south African stocks look strongest to me, and I
am interested in Lexington Stragegic fund (all in S. African),
particularly. I haven't yet gotten back in the gold funds but may
do so soon, especially if the action tommorrow is positive again.

Regards

Dan

Repeat from gold monitor:

Reply # of 11589

I was very impressed with gold's action today, being down a good part
of the day, at least several dollars, to wind up positive by $1.30
or so, on the NY June contract.

This was very important, for gold needs to hold in here, and not
deteriorate further, if this move is going to have any significance,
other than a blip up, such as a meaningful countertrend rally.

I am also impressed with the fact that stocks like Barrick have
held their gains for the most part, holding above their 200 day
moving averages, in face of the obvious fear of the gold bugs,
doubting this rally, again. This suggests to me that the
money going into these expects gold to move back up, which seems
like a reasonable expectation.

Also, we may have seen a washout on silver, today.

Regards

Dan
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