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To: Alex who wrote (57564)8/22/2000 9:54:52 PM
From: d:oug  Respond to of 116764
 
Add to this Murphy's Law and YES ... no one is really sure
where Debby will end up, Flynn said. The storm season,
coupled with the latest crude supply data, should provide
good support for the market on Wednesday, he said.



To: Alex who wrote (57564)8/23/2000 12:36:20 PM
From: SliderOnTheBlack  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 116764
 
Does a "Black Gold" crisis cause a "Yellow Gold" rally ?

...imagine what happens when OPEC finally announces they do not have the capacity needed to bring equilibrium to the oil markets & then; Saddam & Iraq - become the real "swing" producer with near "Extortion" ability right into the US Presidential elections.

Saddam; could trigger an immediate spike thru $40; with $50 crude not unrealistic.

I think we all know what $40, to $50 crude would do to the markets & what type of flight to safety & fundamental inflationary pressure that would inject into our "food & energy" don't matter economy.

...and people were wondering what type of Global Event could cause an immediate short covering crisis for all those greedy pigs who rode the Gold Carry Trade & short derivates as a "Long Term Capital-esque Free Money" play ?

Ride Black Gold to new highs - take the money & rotate to un-hedged Yellow Gold producers & short the NAZ bubble; it's that simple (VBG).



To: Alex who wrote (57564)8/24/2000 4:00:41 AM
From: PaulM  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 116764
 
SUNSHINE MINING DECLARES BANKRUPTCY

"the Dallas, Texas mining company said the bankruptcy was triggered by operating losses brought on by a silver market depressed for the last 12 years."

biz.yahoo.com

Here in America, we don't need no stinkin silver mines. Only mutual funds.