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To: d:oug who wrote (79829)	12/8/2001 10:07:55 AM
From: Zardoz	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 116752

"There is a mssive derivative problem out there. The Fed is trying to cover it up, which is par for the course. The bond vigilantes "in the know" realize the ramifications of what the U.S. is doing. Meanwhile, they continue to rig the dollar and the gold price. ... the dollar should have tanked and gold should have risen." Spoken like a fool.... Derivatives are a zero sum game, even though the FED has often taken one side or the other. The FED has the right to bust or make a derivative market, at the cost of currencies {note: currencies and not currency} or commodities. Reality dictates that the logic you quote is flawed. Bill Murphy's problem is, and always will be, is he just doesn't understand. Markets have been rigged since they first began.... they always will be. But the profit potential remains. Searching for a lost gold dust trail will lead you into a society limbo. Oh, look around you, all around you, riding on a copper wave. Do you like the world around you? Are you ready to behave? Outside of society, that's where I want to be. Outside of society, they're waitin' for me. Gata is dead, they've failed ignorance. Maybe you should be asking who's made the money from the other side of the trades?