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To: Paul Shread who wrote (25220)	11/30/2001 11:34:46 PM
From: isopatch	Respond to of 52237

Paul. He's such a weasel isn't he?!<lol> It's really funny. Totaled up the confetti printed this week by Pump-o-matic and his boyz. Came in at $29.35 Billion ! app.ny.frb.org Just last summer, that would have been the runaway record for the year. But what I find interesting is the slow increase I'm seeing in the frequency of 28 day and shorter multi day injections vs what used to be a somewhat larger plurality of overnight repo agreements. That tells me the Pumpster is getting scared and more aggressive. I guess that's no surprise with Enron blast wave damage reports only beginning to filter in. Don't know if it's been posted. But a close friend PMed this to me just a bit ago. biz.yahoo.com PMed him back that unless a new gimmick surfaces over the weekend, Monday or Tuesday could be the start of a global selloff and a nasty one at that. I'm pretty happy with the gold forecasting approach I began employing about 8 months ago. First major buy signal was in early April, posted here and on SD I believe. 2nd was last Tuesday. Because I feel we're in a Bull Market in gold I've not been focusing on calling ST tops. Just looking for major entry opportunities before each major upside move launches. Isopatch