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To: goldsheet who wrote (67261)	4/6/2001 9:02:50 PM
From: Alan Whirlwind	Respond to of 116753

Sounds like folks are optimistic. Ready to do silver? Yeah, I know--Lol!

To: goldsheet who wrote (67261)	4/6/2001 9:21:38 PM
From: Michael Collings	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116753

Sorry I'm late! Please add for me, 343/254/338/292

To: goldsheet who wrote (67261)	4/6/2001 11:03:02 PM
From: goldworldnet	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116753

2001 GOLD PREDICTIONS in US Dollars groups.yahoo.com ***

To: goldsheet who wrote (67261)	4/7/2001 12:26:17 AM
From: long-gone	Respond to of 116753

Bob, Did you see this one that was about an article by Steve Forbes? OK, we've all talked about possible manipulation of gold price - this would only continue manipulation at a higher number though it might change the players. Manipulation wasn't what I wanted to discuss, directly. We agree that the price of gold hasn't responded in the last 5 years in the same manmer it had in the prior 15-17 years. This then brings many, you I believe, (tell me if I misquote) to say gold has responded to supply & demand. As NOTHING has yet to make any sustained upward change in price of gold over the last 5 years, is it even possible for the Federal Reserve to run printing presses fast enough so as to move gold price to $340 US? Is Steve Forbes screwed up? If the Fed does take the advice of Forbes / Kudlow, does this answer the the question of supply / demand Vs. manipulation, if gold price does not respond? If gold price DOES respond in the amount & direction expected by these people, does it simply mean times have again changed back or that (as we know) supply/demand have come into check at a higher level? We do know there are times coming in the future(and soon) when mine supply / demand will be in better balance. Will the Fed now be forced into moves into the $340-350 range Then improved supply / demand balance will kick in with a different new herd mentality which isn't as anti-gold driving it to new all time highs and allowing for a MUCH improved market for US - IMF gold sales?