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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (92550)	7/18/2001 8:09:29 PM
From: Roebear	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 95453

patron_anejo_por_favor, While I haven't been very gung ho on silver stocks (I think gold will lead) I have been buying silver coin at blue light special sales prices all year, avg price near 4x face. It's around if you know where to look. You should see some of the great numistatic pieces I've picked up, though I am mostly buying for silver content. Folks love to sell at a bottom and I love to buy there. I agree very much with Frank's posted article that there is very little risk in physical silver and it is perhaps the premiere hedge for crisis and should do well in the future. Besides physical Gates and Buffet didn't get rich by throwing their money away on whims... Likely I will begin some positioning in silver stocks asap. Interested in your take on these comments from the CFZ: Message 16096059 Message 16096596 To:Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (113335) From: heinz blasnik Wednesday, Jul 18, 2001 7:26 PM Respond to of 113356 Haim, i believe this is a strong warning sign that the 'strong dollar policy' is about to be abandoned...the dollar's strength is bad for everybody right now - in the US, it crimps the attempts at reflating the economy, and in Europe it contributes to the rise in inflation. the coming G8 summit may result in something akin to the Plaza accord.... It almost seems too obvious to me for the G8 to do it! BTW, it's always great to see your contributions here! Best Regards, Roebear