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To: pater tenebrarum who wrote (551)	8/7/2001 5:14:41 PM
From: Box-By-The-Riviera™	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 974

gooey math

To: pater tenebrarum who wrote (551)	8/7/2001 8:12:43 PM
From: re3	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 974

messages.yahoo.com Here it is: MYTH #3: "Comex warehouse supplies are down to dangerously low levels." Gosh, what a bunch of tired, old, worn-out b.s. that is. The so-called "shortage of official warehouse supplies" is just a shell game practiced by the silver bulls since the silver panic of 1906 when an early attempt to run the silver market failed. The modus operandi is always the same. The people trying to move the market take the silver out of exchange-approved warehouses that publish their figures and move it to private storage where they don't have to publish figures. Voilá -- the bulls are able to con the public into believing there's a "shortage." What a pity: The innocent silver investors take one more plunge and get caught in the trap. You'd think that, after all the buying from investors, the exchange-approved supplies would decline further. But no. Mysteriously and suddenly, new supplies appear. It's the same old silver being moved back to exchange-approved warehouses, where it's reported again. The rally ends. The dealers in on the con take big profits. The investors who bought into the hype lose another bloody fortune. Show me one investor who bought silver in the last 10 years who's made money, and I'll eat my hat. The proof is in the pudding. ----------------------------- well, after reading this, when do we buy more hecla ?