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To: Alan Whirlwind who wrote (9020)3/24/2000 4:42:00 PM
From: Jim McMannis  Respond to of 81071
 
RE:to Tom"I hope you got your barrel back on before the towel was tossed. Looks like same old same old--gold lagging and a series of new highs for the various stock indices. "

It's very clear that the FED is way behind the inflation curve now. The Stock market keeps telling AG: "what's da matta', is that all you have" everytime he hikes.
I think he's at least 3-4 1/4 point hikes behind the curve. Even then, lot's of these companies are currently immune to rate hikes because they can raise money bt floating, selling ar trading inflated stock. Investors will fund their growth. Meanwhile, AG must be perplexed.
Still gold can't get a rise. No money left after it all goes into techs. Gold should be $400/oz and rising based on past history. Crazy markets all around.
This is it for gold...now or never...sooner or later.

Jim