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To: long-gone who wrote (72759)	7/2/2001 9:36:03 PM
From: lorne	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116753

Indian gold imports up. " .......Traders said imports would pick up further if gold prices fell below $265 per ounce. ......."The demand would be moderate at a price range of $265-268 per ounce but be active at $260-265 range," Pansare said. .......Traders said spot gold prices could decline to about $265 in the next few weeks but gave no reason." Full story >>> brecorder.com

To: long-gone who wrote (72759)	7/2/2001 10:26:13 PM
From: ubetcha	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116753

You are absolutely right. Here is a URL to the actual DEBT Clock. brillig.com I have never seen it start going down in any administration. The actual fact is that there is no surplus, and the rate we are going, there will never be. That does not change what I said though. The "Right" tax cuts actually increase "revenue" to the federal government. In his wisdom, Bush wanted to hold increases in spending to 4%, but I for one will not hold my breath. The government has always spent all they took in and then some. Is that not what we elected them to do????? Is not the government really the will of the people, and are only doing what we elect them to do????? NOT!! If they keep going, nothing good can come of it. We cannot keep up deficits forever. Eventually this will turn into inflation, deflation, or something worse. What Me Worry. Thanks for the input to keep me on the straight and narrow! Terry