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To: Alex who wrote (76492)	9/14/2001 4:52:33 PM
From: EasyWay	Respond to of 116753

Looks like they got it back up and running. Last price for Dec gold = 291.9

To: Alex who wrote (76492)	9/14/2001 5:17:33 PM
From: Broken_Clock	Respond to of 116753

Friday September 14th 2001, 4:08 PM Dollar at multi-month lows ahead of uneasy weekend By Jim Cote Chicago, Sept. 14 (BridgeNews) - The U.S. dollar hit multi-month lows against the yen, euro and Swiss franc as international capital shied away from the U.S. amid jitters about the economic and political outlook. Options volatilities soared and forwards were very active. There was talk that the European Central Bank and Bank of Japan had interceded on behalf of the greenback near the session lows. The market awaits U.S. equities trade Monday.

To: Alex who wrote (76492)	9/15/2001 9:40:45 AM
From: russwinter	Respond to of 116753

Next Week's Rules: Free {nearly} money for all, across the whole globe. No selling or shorting {unpatriotic or outlawed}. Exchanges closed if anything goes wrong. US consumers are re-energized to borrow and consume! Endless market promotions ahead w/o sports 'distractions'. Plunge Protection Team on full alert and working overtime. Fed rate cuts to zero (not far to go)if necessary. Gold/Silver suppressed to "the last bar of the last vault". Hell, I'm unloading my risky metals and going with the sure thing! Can a guy get a 120% home equity loan over the weekend? (note: this last part only is a joke, so please don't try this at home) An explanation of the principal of economic "moral hazard": Message 16354070