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To: C Hudson who wrote (47861)	2/3/2000 11:55:00 PM
From: TD	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116758

Interesting read, For all Is it gold or is it paper? e-gold.com

To: C Hudson who wrote (47861)	2/4/2000 12:17:00 AM
From: Zardoz	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116758

You and your derivatives will take down the entire global financial system at some point. Yadda, yadda... Tell you a little secret that many here don't even know. The largest writer of derivatives are the G-7 governments. Japan has over 13 Trillion US Dollars worth of derivatives {based on 1997 values}, invested in over 10 countries. US FRB moves M2 in conjuction with the currency fluctuations to break trends. Haven't you clued in yet? The G7 governments have been orchestrating an economic warefare since well before 1920's. Had any of you been paying attention you'd know that inflation index's are a lie, monetary based economics reflect truth, and that all "clowns will get destroyed". The clowns are those that that chase equities, or commodities in a bubble. Inflation in the US is still around 5% based on monetary policies... this doesn't mean that the FED actions mean much. FED is behind the curve, and will remain behind the curve. WHY? Because to step out, and breach the curve would cause further recessional forces into countries like Japan, Russia, Germany, Britian. Or have you forgotten them? Does the lack of news from there not leave you the bit worried? GATA thinks the price of gold is being manipulated. Their premise is that it's done to bail out hedge funds. Well if the FRB bank wanted everyone to believe in inflation, wouldn't it be better for them to inflate the POG and have the followers of gold create the belief? Gold has never been a good sign of inflation: To be a sign of inflation the POG would have to rise well before the FRB raised rates. When has this happened? Only when deflationary forces are at their max. To which GOLD is actually acting in relation to deflationary forces. You and your derivatives will take down the entire global financial system at some point. Yeah, sure. I'll email you just before I pull the pin. Hutch In 1987, who profited from the crash? In 1929, who profited from the crash? In POST 2001, who'll profit from the crash?