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To: Real Man who wrote (70319)	5/25/2001 9:43:18 AM
From: long-gone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116764

<<You have to admit those shorts who came up with this Russian supply story are pretty smart - for the past 10 years Russia has been the country dumping UNKNOWN supplies of commodities on the market. Unknown is the key here. Whoever came up with this scam knew that even when the rumor is dismissed, people still won't believe that Russia won't sell some gold. And how much is not the issue! Cause if they don't know how much they will assume a lot. Proves that they (whoever they are shorting gold) are running out of gold to short. >> This same bull shit has happened over & over & over again. It is manipulation. Nothing less. I just can't figure out how to fix it.

To: Real Man who wrote (70319)	5/25/2001 9:44:40 AM
From: lorne	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116764

Gold haters pouring it on lately. Gold's glittering appeal gone. South China Morning Post. " Let's try to shake their faith by examining just what it is that makes gold seem so special and worthy of so high a price. " " That US$250 floor is actually a trapdoor and gold will knock on it again. It will go through it too. " Full story >>> infoseek.yellowbrix.com Lex: Gold Published: May 24 2001 " Poor goldbugs. The price of gold, which has been rising steadily since the start of April, hit an 11-month high this week with an afternoon fix of $291 per troy ounce in London. With stirrings of renewed concern about inflation, enthusiasts were starting to talk up a sustained rally. Then that nasty Vladimir Putin spoilt everything by saying Russia might sell some of its stocks to help flood victims. " Full story >>> news.ft.com