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To: long-gone who wrote (54584)	6/17/2000 1:25:00 PM
From: Crimson Ghost	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116822

Public interest in gold is virtually nil here in the US. That probably will not change until POG is much higher. Public interest in an investment asset usually sprouts only after it has risen a lot.

To: long-gone who wrote (54584)	6/17/2000 2:15:00 PM
From: Ahda	Respond to of 116822

This is out of sequence but i haven't the patience to wade through the posts to get to the rightone . My braodband is down . Here is the post i tried to deliver to you for what it is worth. There are so many things that are not thought about due to the fact they are taken forgranted The increase in gas consumption, tho you might have more efficient engines you are seeing the publics method of acquriing things change. Mass transport can't off set this use of energy it increases it as the world shrinks in distance and we travel to and fro. Where once people use to shop locally pick up and delivery was within a few miles now you have ups and fedex travelling many miles outside of the local warehouse. You are so right in your thoughts. What i feel is keeping the lid on is only that other countries accept poverty, where we find it deplorable. I have no idea how many dollars of each nation are floating out there. Nor why when we print with purpose to prime, other nations can't do so either. The difference being the state of mind of the inhabitants and the strangling control of some governments. Got on a nattering binge Richard excuse me. This ties it self back to gold and the inability to generate growth on a rigid dollar base. So so early in this cycle that it is so hard to call this market and yet i see so clearly that other nations will improve and we are about where UK was when she relied on the commonwealth to fill her needs.