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To: Alex who wrote (46851)	1/7/2000 4:32:00 PM
From: Ken Benes	Respond to of 116764

If the Venezuelans, Germans, Swiss, and Portugese are indeed leasing gold, it is safe to assume that there is a mining company on the other side of the transaction. It appears that many of them have not learned and will continue to increase supply thru the leasing mechanism. The only way for an investor to deal with this situation, sell their mining shares and drive the stock prices of the mining companies into the ground. I agree with Morgan Stanley, gold is a terrible investment, for now and into the forseeable future. Ken

To: Alex who wrote (46851)	1/7/2000 6:57:00 PM
From: m jensen	Respond to of 116764

Alex I thought the wires didn't carry this bafflegab? Positive on a ole relic like gold?? One only has to sit back and imagine the allure of a market that short, seems the play would be to keep enough pressure on the ones holding it down while taking delivery of da gold they seek nice and cheaply >g<