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To: long-gone who wrote (66678)3/29/2001 9:33:06 AM
From: Gary H  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 116779
 
Not exactly the way I read it.



To: long-gone who wrote (66678)3/29/2001 1:13:21 PM
From: Ken Benes  Respond to of 116779
 
Old news. In the weeks since these dire warnings were made, the price of gold has fallen, and lease rates have returned to more normal conditions. Another potential catastrophe down the drain. On a brighter note, the sun is expected to keep burning for another 3 billion years giving the gold bulls more than enough time to experience the long expected blow up in the gold market. Unfortunately with life expectancies of 80 years or so, the chances of experiencing it are tantamount to being in the money on a nanasecond option.

Ken



To: long-gone who wrote (66678)3/29/2001 1:14:58 PM
From: goldsheet  Respond to of 116779
 
<<So The World Gold Council is right when they say gold is NOT manipulated in price & that GATA is mistaken, BUT Wrong when they warn their members of "very tight conditions in the gold market"? >>

Both can be true: GATA is mistaken, and gold markets are tight, with the first a permanent condition and the later temporary.


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