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To: Todd J. who wrote (42239)10/6/1999 7:39:00 AM
From: Jim McMannis  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 116871
 
looks like about $320 right now...fading a little overnight.



To: Todd J. who wrote (42239)10/6/1999 12:55:00 PM
From: Hoa Nguyen  Respond to of 116871
 
>Gold has held its ground over night...when will it correct? Can't
>keep moving up...can it?...

I think it can. I bought a Gold fund 2 months ago, and plan to hold on until past new year. My reasoning for buying were:

1. The Y2K problem may be well taken care of in the US, but in the rest of the world it's not. There may be a run on foreign banks as it nears, and where do people put the money they take out of the banks? Gold.

2. Historically, whenever there is a turn over of the century or millennium, there has been a pattern of hoarding. I know the new century and millennium technically arrives in 2001, but a lot of people thinks it's 2000, and while life is now much more technologically advanced in the US and some other places, there are a lot of places in the world where I expect this pattern to repeat, which will also drive up the price of gold.

The coincidence of the turn of the century/millennium and the Y2K problem will make the result worse than either one alone.

I am happy that the price of gold has risen in the past couple of months by reasons other than mine, but I continue to think that my reasoning is still valid and the effects just haven't kicked in yet. Therefore, I'm continuing to hold. I am hoping for a doubling.

Hoa