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To: Bill F. who wrote (63471)	9/22/1999 8:43:00 PM
From: Lucretius	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 86076

what did i tell ya.... everybody thinks the G-7 is going to bail them out this weekend just like always.. i think gold's rally and the obvious bottoms is its shares suggests they won't because this time they are not all in agreement, besides... the only countries a lower buck is bad for.. is us. Everybody else has their debts reduced and their commodity prices reduced. They just change their sellin habits and sell to each other instead of the clowns over here... "Bonds didn't follow the dollar lower today perhaps because it is widely expected that this weekend's G7 finance ministers meeting in Washington, D.C., may produce an agreement to hammer the yen lower. "A lot of people feel that this is just posturing. There will be a joint intervention, and the forum for it is this weekend's G7 meeting," Morgan Stanley Dean Witter chief money market economist Bill Sullivan said." ho ho, i can't wait to see Joey Bagodonuts assume the position next Monday... ho ho ho looks like the whole system is ending.. what do you think we'll get next? euro, yen, dollar zones? currencies w/ gold backing?