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To: tekgk who wrote (4520)	9/28/1999 6:51:00 PM
From: Cynic 2005	Respond to of 5676

<<What's up with the European Gold announcement? Anyone who has managed anything knows how hard it is to get a group of 15 people to agree on something - let alone 15 countries. My experience has been that there has to be serious overriding consequences to get this kind of consensus - which is why I am worried and poking around on the boards.>> Tek, Hmmm. May be you are on to something here! I have been taking the most popular view! The pressure from the miners and the public is so much that the central bankers have lost credibility to the point of accusing them (rightly or wrongly) of siding with the speculative community at the expense of mining jobs and public trust. May be this is why they did what they did. Now, the most ominous thing for the stocks, $ and US treasuries is the possibility of a consensus among them - a lack of trust in almighty dollar.