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To: pater tenebrarum who wrote (55697)	7/5/2000 9:48:22 AM
From: long-gone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116972

re: i wouldn't be surprised at all to see the Fort Knox based reserves being mobilized at some point. it will be fun to watch... Are you so sure that has not already started? Even though against the law, this administration has not been known for staying with-in the law.

To: pater tenebrarum who wrote (55697)	7/6/2000 6:02:59 AM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116972

hb, I was very surprised when I hear that man on CNBC mention that the US credit/debt numbers were in a danger zone, and quickly looked to see if they were spoken by a person outside CNBC as reflecting a view not held by CNBC, but as far as I could tell it was one of the CNBC analysis. That why I post it, with the hope that another could verify if what I reported was for real. I checked cnbc.com but could not locate the transcripts page like cnn has. Maybe they are doing that thing called hedging that can be used for good, and also be used for bad. For example if a BuBBle does PoP like i hope, then CNBC can replay this 30 second quip and say "we told you so" , and if no pop then it will be forgotten as if never said. <<...it's not their style to issue warnings...:)>> Just them hedging like paper gold, there and not, at same time. <<...to see the Fort Knox based reserves being mobilized at some point. it will be fun to watch...>> My bet is that long gone Richard will receive that "i have good news and bad news" good news = richard was right, usa citizens gold long gone abad news = richard was right, usa citizens gold long gone +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ To: heinz blasnik who wrote (55644) From: David A. Kincade Monday, July 3, 2000 10:17 AM ET <Jim Reilly, a partner in Goldman Sachs and top commodity dog, told a delegate at the FT conference that if buyers came in to push up the price of gold to $310 or $320, Goldman Sachs would offer unlimited amounts of gold paper to keep the price from going higher> Did he say this really?? DAK +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Hopefully this it'ie bit'ie tiny little pock-a-dot not a bikini from Le Metropole Cafe do not violate copyRight Dress Codes It has an answer the question above, as follows in my opinion, as follows. Goldman Sachs will offer unlimited amounts of gold paper to keep the price from going higher. The Dos Passos Table Guest Speaker Topic du Jour Professor von Braun The Rocket School of Economics July 4th, 2000 A Turning Point Is Near Work done by Chris Carolan, (www.CalendarResearch.com) has identified July 16th..... James Turk, (www.fgmr.com) in an article..... ... per ounce and then return to the $280 level. ... cannot help but be impressed by the number of contracts required to keep the price at this $280 level. It suggests that should the price rise again another amazing effort will be made to suppress the price. The real question will be can the bullion bankers do it again? It is safe to assume that they will try. Professor von Braun can be contacted via email at profvonb@aol.com The Professor von Braun commentaries are sponsored by Aurumbank Inc.