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To: Canuck Dave who wrote (79738)	12/1/2001 4:52:09 PM
From: Square_Dealings	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116827

I agree silver might have more potential upside here also. Since the price of silver is more volatile though I like 100/30 gold/silver on a dollar basis. I think it depends on how much of your portfolio you want to put into something valuable.......<g> If you dont mind a little more volatility then 60/40 is good. imho M.

To: Canuck Dave who wrote (79738)	12/1/2001 9:00:30 PM
From: d:oug	Respond to of 116827

This "great quote" is the tip of a dirty iceberg (or) not that which is the disease, but the symptom of. "The market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent." ~John Maynard Keynes The markets are regulated by the laws of the land, of which are created by the government for the people who elected them to office, and administrated by the governance body associated with. The market(s) can become and remain irrational only if the rules & regulations allow interpolations upon them to suit an agenda put into place prior to the law formation such that an advantage is given to those who helped the most in the elections of persons responsible for the passing of such laws and adjunctives to apply later. or, garbage & corruption in criminal activity out Which is the saga of Gata Bill and associated activity, as they initially tried to have the law(s) enforced, that of free markets, and found that the laws themselves which includes officers of government to enforce such, represent un-free markets, with a resultant being that free markets are both denied and prevented "under law" to occur. circa present location Boston focus Howe's Gata type lawsuit a.k.a. may change this but, as long as those o49r/gold_tutor types tag Gata as folly, un-free markets will continue to be allowed as if they are The Good ak