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To: Lucretius who wrote (2555)9/4/1998 1:39:00 PM
From: Thean  Read Replies (3) of 14427
 
LT - don't just read the headline. Malaysia did not ban dollars, Malaysia stopgap its currency from floating oversea. The news is already two days old and Malaysian stock market rocketed almost 30% in the last three days. Read the fine print. The only place to exchange any currency for Ringgit is Malaysia. Foreign investors will have to bring their dollars or whatever currency into Malaysia, change it to Ringgit, before they can do anything. Read everything you can and you will not find Malaysians buying gold from the store or from the black market (which is unneccessary). This one your speculation has gone too far. I can accept your other theories on gold going up, but this smuggling thing is up in your own LT land. <gg>
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