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To: long-gone who wrote (75875)9/5/2001 10:21:27 AM
From: Tom M  Respond to of 116927
 
but who's going to educate the public that using hard CASH is the way to save money during a recession, and from then on once the light bulb goes off that they're stupidly paying bankers fees and interest on credit purchases while the banks pay them squat for interest on their savings? I'd like to see some money put into educational "Public Service Announcements" (haven't seen one of those in some time eh?)

<"Just Say No" to bank credit>
but first be sure to:
<"Just Say No" to bank stocks>
:-)



To: long-gone who wrote (75875)9/5/2001 10:41:04 AM
From: lorne  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 116927
 
GLOBAL INVESTING: Gold funds see sharp fall in assets over the last five years.
Financial Times; Sep 5, 2001
By ELLEN KELLEHER
globalarchive.ft.com

And on the same ticket......same writer....same day.

GLOBAL INVESTING: Looking good again as gold regains its lustre AFTER A DISAPPOINTING FEW YEARS THE PRECIOUS METAL IS MOVING BACK INTO FAVOUR:
Financial Times; Sep 5, 2001
By ELLEN KELLEHER
globalarchive.ft.com