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To: long-gone who wrote (76563)	9/16/2001 12:14:18 AM
From: John Soileau	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116816

<< Was it ever there * If it was there, when did it "go missing" >> If it is missing, it's been gone long before Tuesday morning. << * As it is "owned" by Chase JPM ... do these companies list it as an asset?>> Not any longer, presumably! <<* Was it loaned and they have a receipts(s)? This doesn't seem possible if it is "missing">> Right, it wouldn't be called "missing" if it was just loaned out.It would REALLY be interesting if it was loaned to another party, but did not exist to begin with. I can't imagine that that is true. <<some news sources are reporting it is still safe. What is the truth?>> Who knows. What's the source of these reports that it is "missing"? Reliable ones? Very strange. << * Was it one of several layers of interconnected gold loans where by the same bullion is being listed as an asset of several (perhaps hundreds) of sets of books for a multitude of banks, brokerages, savings & loans and governments?>> Yeah, a little bit of physical supports a whole lot of derivative. Scary as that is, its WAY scary if even the little bit of gold isn't really there. I have to believe its a mistaken report. It's really there, no? John