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To: John Paquet who wrote (114)	10/2/1999 1:21:00 PM
From: goldsnow	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 507

Goldsnow, First let me assure you that this thread has nothing to do with GTR.to any more>>>> It never was...<VBG> >>>> it appears that you read lots of reporters, news letter writers , and copy what their ideas, concept in general which is not my style at all.>>> >>>You presented several good stocks for us, but do not forget you presented some unlucky ones also.>>> No one is infallible and I reserve the right to be wrong in the future....but VLV, HTR, ESX, WT, UP , NOR, CTQ (All toronto) CCC, N, AR MT, HLX, FGI plus ABX PDG (NYSE) That is all I presented average 100% up....rest was "someone else ideas" in support of these stocks...<VBG> Lets make the thread work... John, I hoped you understand....all articles were posted in support of MY DEEP CONVICTION and MY ideas that new era of inflation and high commodities prices has arrived...and to make that as obvious as I could to threaders that cared to read...Nothing to do with style... Only one style is acceptable-Freestyle

To: John Paquet who wrote (114)	10/3/1999 10:54:00 AM
From: goldsnow	Respond to of 507

"Exactly why the Fed should wait is a mystery - if anything, the US economy seems to be accelerating rather than decelerating," he said yesterday. "If the Fed does go, equities will be hit hard." Expectations of a rate rise in Europe this week have been heightened by comments from the European Central Bank president, Mr Wim Duisenberg, in New York. "The liquidity situation in the euro area is at present, to say the least, rather generous," Mr Duisenberg said. "Stable prices and the highest possible pace of economic development calls for appropriate action for all policy-makers and economic actors." Mr Duisenberg's comments came in the wake of extremely hawkish comments last week to a European parliamentary committee by his deputy, Mr Christian Noyer, who talked of a possible risk to price stability from a "rather generous" liquidity situation in Europe. afr.com.au