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To: Rarebird who wrote (69557)	5/19/2001 5:46:27 PM
From: MrsNose	Respond to of 116752

Open question...how many of the large producers are sitting on mothballed deposits? If the rally continues, how long would it take for them to re-open some of these? And, is this likely?

To: Rarebird who wrote (69557)	5/19/2001 6:49:08 PM
From: Little Joe	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116752

Rarebird: From your posts I thought you were a pretty smart guy. But you blew it. How could you miss the real reason gold is up? Message 15817559 :) Live long and prosper, Little joe

To: Rarebird who wrote (69557)	5/19/2001 8:16:16 PM
From: d:oug	Respond to of 116752

This GPM thread is now an Information OverLoad type site. Thats just from a small low 13 dollar rise in gold price, and if this long awaited environment continues monday with more of the same, then "Expect the Unexpected here." [start.] "Short Term Rates are headed lower, long term rates are rising and headed much higher, the U.S. Fed is pumping up the monetary supply... Gold... to respond to an interest rate and economic environment that has historically produced a gold bull market." "Believe it or not, the Goldie stocks are headed much higher. Confirmation came on Friday. Gold has indeed bottomed. Let there be disbelief all the way up..." "... a market that is extremely difficult to time short term." "... as the economic fundamentals and interest rate environment remain Bullish for Gold, it will rise against all expectations." "Expect the Unexpected here. Listen to no newsletter writer or the Media. The "I think" for myself has always led to the Truth." "... some consolidation early next week ... Don't get alarmed..." Rarebird [end.] I read the following article twice and obtained less than zero understanding. Could be an attitude problem on my part, as economics & business stuff has nothing of interest for i. Just tell me a gold standard has been placed in effect and i will vanish as quickly as Drano and a good toilet plunger does its job. d:o)ug zealllc.com Revolt of the Long Bond This essay originally appeared May 18, 2001 on the fantastic Gold Eagle website. Bond. James Bond. We suspect that most... Ian Fleming’s debonair British super-spy. The marvelous James Bond... ... for the first time in history. Like James Bond in Fleming's espionage masterpieces, global bond markets march to the beat of their own drummer and they are virtually impossible to tame. Maybe the bond markets are unilaterally vetoing Greenspan's frantic monetary policy. The bond markets are far beyond important in the global financial marketplace, and we believe all prudent investors and speculators should be carefully monitoring the long bond yield to see if the bond traders are going to tow the party line and play Greenspan's game or if they are calling Greenspan's macro inflationary bluff. If the bond markets choose NOT to play along with Greenspan's last-ditch inflationary gambit, the New Era mythology, the US consumer, and the US equity markets are approaching a world of hurt. Adam Hamilton, CPA, MCSE aka Zelotes 18 May 2001 Zeal Intelligence has expanded! A new FREE SAMPLE, the actual April 2001 issue, is available for free download at www.zealllc.com/samples.htm . ZI now includes tactical and strategic advice on specific equity and derivatives trades each month. www.zealllc.com/subscribe.htm Thoughts, comments, flames, letter-bombs? Fire away at & zelotes@zealllc.com Due to my staggering and perpetually increasing... Mr. Hamilton, a private investor and contrarian analyst, publishes Zeal Intelligence... delivered from an explicitly pro-free market and laissez faire perspective. Please visit www.ZealLLC.com for more information, Copyright 2000 - 2001 Zeal Research

To: Rarebird who wrote (69557)	5/20/2001 10:37:44 AM
From: jrinvestor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116752

Rarebird I agree with you 100% and this post is worth printing and hanging next to the computer screen. You said early next week, I take that to imply Tues/Wed. I am looking for a Run on Mon.5/21/01 as a continuation of Friday. A lot of Gold traders were on the sidelines on Friday and will be back on Monday. We got a lot of attention on Friday and that will bring new people to Gold stocks. I see the stock operators taking advantage of this run while it is still hot.Do I understand you correctly on Next week? JR

To: Rarebird who wrote (69557)	5/27/2001 10:34:05 PM
From: long-gone	Respond to of 116752

Then there was another? African nations form new unity pact Hopes rest in union modeled on EU — and its broader powers ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, May 26 — African countries were to set up an African Union on Saturday, hoping it will serve them better than the Organization of African Unity (OAU) it will replace, a group (cont) worldnetdaily.com

To: Rarebird who wrote (69557)	6/8/2001 4:49:35 PM
From: gold$10k	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116752

Rarebird, Wherever you are, out there somewhere... your printed-out post from May 19th still hangs above my computer monitor as a reminder... Message 15824897 <<Don't ever forget: This is a Gold Bull Market. This is a Gold Bull Market.>> Thanks, vt

To: Rarebird who wrote (69557)	6/13/2001 3:46:51 PM
From: long-gone	Respond to of 116752

Not just US angry about steel, is everyone near a trade war? Published June 2001 Metal Center News Canada Imposes Dumping Duties on Hot-Rolled Sheet The Canada Customs and Revenue Agency determined April 19 that 99.6 percent of the hot-rolled steel sheet imports from Brazil, Bulgaria, China, India, Macedonia, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, South Korea, Chinese Taipei, Ukraine and Yugoslvia are being dumped at margins as high as 49 percent. The CCRA terminated an investigation covering the same goods from Thailand, on the basis that none of the product imported during the period of investigation was dumped. The agency also determined a countervailable subsidy on imports from India averaging $63 per metric ton. The CCRA imposed provisional dumping duties ranging from 5.1 to 96 percent of the export price, and provisional countervail duties ranging from $38 to $246 per metric ton on subsidized imports from India. The complaint that resulted in the CCRA investigation was filed by Algoma Steel Inc. and supported by other Canadian hot-rolled sheet producers. metalcenternews.com