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To: Lane3 who wrote (7375)	7/28/1999 6:55:00 PM
From: hunchback	Respond to of 9818

It seems like most of the bear books are old. Probably because everyone now knows the market will go up forever : ) Also, good information in "The Great Reckoning" by James Dale Davidson and Lord William Rees-Mogg. * Casey suggests half gold and half T-bills rebalanced every so often (which is pretty boring)or if you think things are going to get bad, his (somewhat strange) 10 X 10 strategy: Divide in equal parts: 1. Silver 2. Agricultural commodities 3. TED spread 4. Tokyo short sale stocks 5. US short sale stocks 6. Junior gold stocks 7. Junior oil stocks 8. Politically distressed foreign real estate 9. Uranium stocks 10. Cash * Harry Browne and Terry Coxon (friends of Casey) suggest: 20% Gold 5% Silver 10% Swiss Franc assets 15% Real Estate/resource stocks 15% US stocks 35% T-bills, T-Bonds *** : ) hunchback PS-Casey and Rees-Mogg both updated their books 5 or six years ago