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To: Ironyman who wrote (46689)1/5/2000 10:18:00 AM
From: Darth Trader  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 116764
 
Can anyone rec a good gold/precious metal mutual fund? TIA



To: Ironyman who wrote (46689)1/5/2000 10:26:00 AM
From: Bobby Yellin  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 116764
 
Hi Irony man
curious first of all being curious about Jewish State? could you explain that?
who is buying all the gold right now?
It seems that people are buying stocks and houses with all the money they have made in stock market...and a lot due to fear of how will
they survive in retirement..
I have been trying unsuccessfully figure out when money will start
flowing into gold stocks..I am certain that some deep pocketed people
have already stocked up at these low low prices and have all the patience in the world..
Jewish "girl" Bobby :-)



To: Ironyman who wrote (46689)1/5/2000 7:12:00 PM
From: long-gone  Respond to of 116764
 
<<Funny how no one has mentioned the connection to the "Jewish State", >>

sorry, just can't let this anti-semetic stuff fly. This would make it sound as if the heads of the entire IMF, most CB's of Europe, the BOE, the bullion bankers are all of the Jewish faith, which flys in the face of every shread of truth.

If there is a "Jewish connection" in the manipulation of the price of gold, IMHO, it exists to again SCREW those whom have already suffered the worst all of possible torture under the Holocaust. Under this situation, this ultimate SCREWING would not be a matter of their faith, just that the bankers do not wish to give up the ill-gotten gains of years.

Would a banker screw one (perhaps even of their own faith)? SURE! - without batting an eye! Would a banker screw one that had already suffered more than anyone in history? - SURE! - no problem! - wouldn't even lose sleep over the matter!

The story goes, as a child growing up in the panhandle of Texas, I went into a bank with my father. We saw one after another dog tired rancher walking into the bank for a much needed loan or extension during those awful days of "two stripe" dust storms. Upon seeing these hardworking, long suffering stewards of the land with their family's entire history & future hanging on the words & signature of the banker(much the same as ours), I saw life from another view.

I saw the banker in the nice suit & large gut behind the desk in the A/C private office and asked my father if I could do that for a living when I grew up. He replied, "NO! - and never ask that question again in public, Your mother & I are married".



To: Ironyman who wrote (46689)1/5/2000 7:41:00 PM
From: long-gone  Respond to of 116764
 
<<Funny how no one has mentioned the connection to the "Jewish State", >>

I'd more quickly suspect a "dirt connection" here than where you mentioned. After all, we have proof these folks lie, cheat....

Saturday January 1 5:07 AM ET
White House Disavows In-Laws' Deal

WASHINGTON (AP) - The White House told officials in the former Soviet republic of Georgia this week that President Clinton does not approve of a controversial international business deal sought by his wife's brother, administration officials said.

The deal would let Tony Rodham export hazelnuts from Georgia with cooperation from the leading political rival of Georgian President and Clinton ally Eduard Shevardnadze.

``If in fact this project is still going forward, we don't approve and will continue to make clear to Georgian officials that this venture has no connection with or sanction from the U.S. government,' White House spokesman Joe Lockhart said today.

Officials said the White House contacted Georgian diplomats earlier this week to say the same thing, and urge that the issue not cause a rift between the two governments.

The Shevardnadze rival, Aslan Abashidze, has flaunted his connections to first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton's brothers, Tony and Hugh Rodham, as evidence he holds Clinton administration support.

That caused political discomfort for Shevardnadze and led to complaints from his government to Washington.(cont)
dailynews.yahoo.com



To: Ironyman who wrote (46689)1/6/2000 2:51:00 AM
From: Richnorth  Respond to of 116764
 
The following was excerpted from CBS MarketWatcher

Dines says his forecast issue will look into the next century. "It's the most important one I've ever done," he says. A longtime believer in the value of precious metals, Dines says he sees an eventual collapse of currency markets that could boost flagging gold and silver. "But that might not happen for 10 years," he says.

Instead, Dines says an untold story is the relentless rise of palladium, a rare metal used in automobiles. Russia, he says, controls about 65 percent of palladium production around the world. "They have every interest in keeping the price of palladium high." Stillwater Mining (SWC: news, msgs), a Montana producer of the metal, is one way to invest, he says.

"Look, the precious metals are an insurance policy. Sooner or later, the dollar or the currency markets will collapse," he says. Franco Nevada, a Canadian company that receives royalties on gold-mine production, is his favorite gold company.

Full report at
cbs.marketwatch.com