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To: Zardoz who wrote (39763)8/30/1999 6:13:00 AM
From: d:oug  Respond to of 116802
 
Hutch, thanks for the reply.

I wish the commentaries at each table at the Le Metropole Cafe also had a
contrary viewpoint given, or at least if only one side is to be presented it would
point to off table reference points. Guess this is just my wishfull thinking atleast
until later in year 2000 when looking back the Cafe will be seened as seeing into
the future, or being a crackpot that knew the truth, but was wrong.

Dangerous for people like me to read this one sided stuff and accept it as is,
especially when I don't have the foggieest idea what they are talking about,
but that doesn't stop me from being a faithful trooper for their cause(aka agenda).

But what the hay, I came this far making maybe a fool of myself, so why stop now,
especially after I have told everyone I have meet in the last 5 months that the stock
market will collapse by 1/2 and price of gold increase by a factor of 2, 5 or 10.

So in conclusion the Cafe tells what is really happening, and hopefully soon events
will show me as not being a fool to follow. But how can you blame me, what they
say fits my agenda, so I have no choice but to follow. I guess I could create a choice
for myself thru learning and understanding and book reading, but hay there is no
guarantee that I will arrive correct, just look at Ron Reese.

Doug



To: Zardoz who wrote (39763)8/30/1999 9:54:00 AM
From: Chispas  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 116802
 
Hutch,
About those 90% stock loans that David Tice brought
to our attention, I agree that the lenders would have taken
hedges.
This creates counterparty risk.
So, in the overall scheme of the stock market bubble,
it would appear that the hedges accomplish nothing.
I ask this question on Kitco, got no response.
Would you care to comment?

Thanks, Chispas