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To: koan who wrote (1374)5/1/2000 9:01:00 AM
From: Claude Cormier  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2255
 
Koan,

The conspiration theory is very recent. Apparently it started just a few years ago. How else can you explain the exploding demand that has created this annual physical deficit. How else can you explain that it doesn't move on 0.7% monthly inflation.

Remember gold was a very respectable $410 an ounce just 4 years ago. Since then inflation has constantly move higher, the US debt and trade deficits have grown to unrealistic levels, and now the bubble in high tecks.

You know that gold was $274 in late 1979. Total gold inventories and gold stocks had a market value slightly below $1 trillions. Back then we had also a total market cap of US$1 trillion in US equities. US Equities have expanded their market cap 20-fold while gold is still very close to the $1 trillions market cap. This means that there is a lot more money now that can buy gold. If gold went to $850 in 1980, it can go a lot higher now.



To: koan who wrote (1374)5/1/2000 9:07:00 AM
From: Claude Cormier  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 2255
 
BTW Koan,

May I ask a question,

Which situation do you think is better:

1) a palladium stock that can produce PGM's at a cost of $175-$200 per ounce

2) a silver stcok that can produce silver at $1.50-$1.75 per ounce

3) a gold stock that can produce gold at a cost of $85-100/ounce.