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To: Enigma who wrote (7190)	8/17/1999 7:01:00 PM
From: goldsheet	Respond to of 81205

Bob - in $US of course - lest we forget. Which means that if the currency measure is the same one is almost the logical consequence of the other. d Agree. Gold is priced in $US, so one would expect an inverse relationship. What I find interesting is the correlation isn't perfect (R=1), so often there is a time lag. The $US started running up in mid-95, but gold did not peak until early-96. On the other hand the dollar peak last August was exactly the same time as the gold low. They are tracking each other very well recently.