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To: goldsheet who wrote (64161)	2/21/2001 3:40:40 PM
From: PAUL ROBERTSON	Respond to of 116764

if some one did not, i was going to...... seriously, i think your site will do very well during what i see coming. It is, after all, investment demand that will move gold and not much else. During the Asian crisis, deflation was so unobvious, now outside of energy and a few other situations, deflation is an obvious situation. You know how it works in the markets, when something becomes obvious, its over. The USA and Japan are so uncompetitive that they have to lower the value of their currencies or suffer further depressive states. With the tech boom over and many high tech companies having created business by financing the purchase of their own products, it was only a matter of time before the house of cards fell. The big question is, how are things going to fall? AG is going to have to print enormous amounts of money to prevent the whole system from turning inside out as far as i am concerned. With long bonds flat or falling and lower dollar and yen down the pike, people will likely flock to your site. It really does not matter wether or not AG can save the markets at this point. As Rarebird said, gold goes up either way. Tech is just another industry now and we all know how all the other American commodity based industries have been faring over the last so many years. So if AG wants the good times back, he is going to have to stimulate in every which way he can, for biotech and pharama's are not going to be enough to keep the service sector moving along.