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To: Terry Whitman who wrote (30935)10/24/2000 8:23:19 PM
From: MythMan  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 436258
 
HO HO In Sync got booed by Met fans...

why are they even there? -ng-



To: Terry Whitman who wrote (30935)10/24/2000 8:34:37 PM
From: pater tenebrarum  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 436258
 
"Timely" has the same attitude toward gold that i have...something that wasn't deserving a look for a long time, but has begun to register on contrarian radar screens for some time now.

of course to no avail so far, as the new high in the ratio proves. however, i'd recommend a comparison of gold in '99-2000 to the Dow in '32-'33...the chart patterns are almost identical. while allowing for the outside possibility (i give it a 10% chance of eventuating) that a collapse low as predicted by Prechter has not arrived yet, i tend to think last year's low was a secular low. the proof's in the pudding: gold has been stable vs. the dollar, and has embarked on a huge rally in all other currencies.

the first sign of life as you call it may well be a 'discontinuous market event' as the carry trade goes bust.



To: Terry Whitman who wrote (30935)10/25/2000 10:05:26 AM
From: Earlie  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 436258
 
Terry:

"Timely",..... LOL!!

I had better post the long list of losses incurred in the past by being too "early". Unfortunately, the post would be a long one. (g)

I just keep picking away at some of my favourite junior golds with big proven reserves. A currency insurance policy where one gets to keep the premium. (g)

Best, Earlie