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To: Crimson Ghost who wrote (75406)	10/3/2000 10:28:20 AM
From: SliderOnTheBlack	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 95453

o/t G. Cole, Bullsky, Archie et al- a "new SI Gold thread" ???? ... imho; seems the Gold Price Monitor has their own crowd & subject matter, the individual company threads may not be appropriate for broad based discussion. So; perhaps it's time for a "new SI Gold-oriented" thread - open to all related economic commentary and individual company thoughts ? ... anyone game to starting a new thread ? PM me, or O/T it here... C'Mon down NEM.... $15 is "call" city... XAU 45 becomes my leverage point - XAU 40 a historic opportunity - a dream come true.... "They're" trying much, much too hard here to hold this market together, to keep the dollar strong and gold weak.... Gold has never and will never be "held" down - sooner, or later the coiled spring erupts ~ and I've got that ole' 7 year cycle itch.

To: Crimson Ghost who wrote (75406)	10/3/2000 10:28:22 AM
From: Think4Yourself	Respond to of 95453

OT: Anyone notice lots of analysts are now advising "caution"? Where were they 3 months ago when that advice was useful? Could it be that THEY are now cautious because the SEC has demoted them to playing on the same field as the rest of us? Analysts are going to be burned right and left in the coming year as their lack of analytical ability and common sense translates to their being creamed by the individual investor. Is anyone surprised that they are advising investors to move money from the now fair equities playing field to areas where they have an intrinsic advantage? In the unlikely event anyone doesn't understand what I am referring to, the SEC recently mandated that companies had to disclose relevant corporate information to everyone at the same time. No more calls to their buddies to release insider info days before the general public found out. The crap that EDS pulled last quarter pretty much sealed the deal and guaranteed that the ruling would take effect.