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To: Richard Mazzarella who wrote (66786)	3/30/2001 5:01:32 PM
From: long-gone	Respond to of 116762

<<Nibbling at gold stocks for next quarter>> Window dressing only. Fund managers NEED some from the top performing sector of the prior quarter in their "Show & Tell" at the end of that quarter. Precious metals were top performers of the first quarter. Dare an active fund manager NOT have some of "the best" at the end of that quarter quarter, no matter what they want, think, or believe? Now the questios are: Will these active fund managers simply dump Monday morning first thing? or Will winning bring yet more winning?

To: Richard Mazzarella who wrote (66786)	3/30/2001 5:13:35 PM
From: long-gone	Respond to of 116762

IF this nibbling was indeed window dressing by the active fund managers, the next questions are(if the managers don't dump): Have the broad public been convinced by the broad financial media that "gold is dead", "gold is for dummies", & "gold is a wasted investment"? If so then: The active fund managers with heavy golden window dressing will be fired / there will be withdraws. If there are not fund manager firings & there are not dumpings THEN will there be addition fund flows into the sector? YES. All we need is success and reporting of it.