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Gold/Mining/Energy : Agnico-Eagle Mines Ltd. - AGE (U.S. AEM) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Robert J Mullenbach who wrote (1423)	7/2/2001 1:33:51 AM
From: Robert J Mullenbach	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1612

Lets see on this one, Gold is a dead horse, can't beat it no more. I really hope this does not happen, I see the pain in the 401Ks now. People are losing faster than they put in. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX THE INTERNATIONAL FORECASTER 30 June 01 - Issue #4 at The Toulouse-Lautrec Table. "A very important event took place on 6/28/01. The FTSE, the Financial Times 100 Index, fell below 20% from its high of 7,035 to 5,556 having broken the 20% decline barrier at 5,628 for the second time. The FTSE had a previous low of 5,315. We believe 5,315 will be broken. Support in 1994-96 was 3,800 to 3,900, which we believe will be achieved. Since March 1994 the Index is up 1,826 points. We have been doing statistical research on comparative markets for over 40 years and the British market has always led the US markets in both directions. We now believe the Dow will break the 9,400 level again and pierce the interday low of 9,107 shortly. We do not believe comparative performance will change. The Dow's next stop will be 6,450 to 6,650 with stop offs at 8,000 and 7,000 to 7,200. We told you during the first week of April 2000 this would happen and it will happen." No mamby pamby with Mr. Bob. He tells it like he sees it and he sees it awfully well! Info by GATA