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To: Bobby Yellin who wrote (40998)	9/27/1999 7:46:00 AM
From: Gary H	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 116764

I have been watching CNBC for the past 45 min. and they have not mentioned gold once. What's with them? Are they part of a suppression effort? A case of gold being most obvious by it's absences.

To: Bobby Yellin who wrote (40998)	9/27/1999 10:10:00 AM
From: goldsheet	Respond to of 116764

> Hi-you are a major indicator now ..have you gotten > any offers yet for your dot.com? Me, a major indicator, ha ! I'm just some idiot who has spent two to three hours per days working on my website since July 1995, in a effort to keep it objective and comprehensive. My loyal users are most appreciated and are the only reason I keep going. Advertisers can't find my site, and when they do they are miners who have suffered for the last four years and have no money ;) Best Regards Bob Johnson goldsheet.simplenet.com

To: Bobby Yellin who wrote (40998)	9/27/1999 12:07:00 PM
From: goldsheet	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 116764

> I hope you and others speculate as to why the change > in policy by Central Bankers? Forget to answer this earlier, but I think Ron Struthers has it right, it is more a change in market perception than a change in policy. Over the last ten years central banks, on average, have sold 300 tonnes per year, with a peak of 622mt in 1992. 1997 was 406mt, 1998 was 412mt, so announcing a cap of 400mt is confirming that they are going to kept doing what they have been doing all along. The Swiss, BOE and IMF pre-announcements got folks too worried and they overreacted to the downside.

To: Bobby Yellin who wrote (40998)	9/27/1999 8:35:00 PM
From: Tunica Albuginea	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116764

Bobby Yellin:"speculate as to why the change in policy by Central Bankers?". Essentially to cool down an overheated US ( and soon to overheat in Europe ) market. To prevent further oil price increases that might takes us back 20 years. Alan G. diplomatically suggested to Europe CB that as long as gold was going for 2 cents nobody would take danger of reinflation seriously and the Fed might be forced to increase rates more than needed. We don't need a giant conspiracy here. Just 2 guys: Alan G. and the Head of DB. So for this gold price increase to be credible ( and thus feared ), it will have to take gold over $300. I am ready to add to my gold position on dips, TA PS: I think the market is still asleep on gold. You don't wake up out of a 20 year slumber ( and several heartbreaks ) overnight. They will be still rubbing their eyes with gold at 300 going to 325. All this though may develop much faster than 20 years ago, as the more appropriate thing for , www.GOLD.com <VBG> TA Message #40998 from Bobby Yellin at Sep 27 1999 5:40AM Hi-you are a major indicator now ..have you gotten any offers yet for your dot.com? I hope you and others speculate as to why the change in policy by Central Bankers? I wonder if they are tired of the speculators interferring with their party? or if they rather were terrified of the party they have created over the past years.. Also wonder if they are terrified re Japan's feeble recovering.. Wonder if they were terrified over possible huger potential short squeeze now the road.. It seems by this action they are finally taking the air out of the gold potential balloon.. I can't wait to hear Larry Kudlow..he never seemed to mention gold and central bankers..he seemed to totally ignore that..one itsy bitsy variable..which has held down the market At this point, anybody want to speculate at where gold will stabilize at now ..what would be fair historical value now.. It will be interesting now to see where canadian dollar goes and where it stabilizes and if that hurts the Canadian economy Wonder if we are beginning to see the Central Bankers stop trying to interfer with the global markets..I wish I had been a fly on the wall.. I don't think this the end of the bull market in stocks..I think this is exactly what the markets needed..kill those carry traders..let the markets start trading more on fundamentals .. ps on the fundamental side..it would seem that Bill Gates was the creator of the improved economy in the USA..I still don't see how we could have a recession now with the internet growing and with high tech stocks providing corporations with the needed software and broadband..