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To: goldsheet who wrote (63326)	2/5/2001 3:07:45 AM
From: Gary H	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116752

I hit the "ignore" button and it works just fine. Goodbye Doug.

To: goldsheet who wrote (63326)	2/5/2001 4:39:09 AM
From: W PAUL	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116752

Dear Bob I would welcome your view on the bambs message (63322) which got quickly submerged by GATA noise. My guess is that unless there is a widespread shift in demand for gold as an investment asset one or more big players would be taking too big a risk to bet against the Central Bank establishment which could well sell gold into a squeeze. I can appreciate that eventually there will be a reduction in supply - although presumably the current price has partly been arrived at to make this a slow process.Whenever this might occur the Central Banks can still massage this transition. In the absence of an increased investment demand do you have a figure in your mind as to what this new equilibrium price would be ? Thanks Wyatt