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To: Shack who wrote (29137)	1/24/2002 7:15:12 AM
From: john722	Respond to of 209892

Add Another 1/2 Billion to Capex reduction in Chipland: ebnonline.com And they seriously are pumping NVLS earnings as a recovery. Let's see, INTC cutting Capex by 1+ Billion. MOT cutting Capex by 400 Million. That's only 2 Companies. Might get more of a retrace than I expected......................

To: Shack who wrote (29137)	1/24/2002 3:55:04 PM
From: pater tenebrarum	Respond to of 209892

such articles often appear on the cusp of corrections. note though that a veritable flood of negative/bearish articles has been published over the past two years, in both the financial and non-financial press. and yet, gold hasn't made a new low since August of '99 (knock on wood -g-). the suggestion of a 'new gold rush' being possible likely stems from the fact that a) many Canadian juniors have been able to snatch some financing recently and b) the gold indices have performed very well. also, keep in mind that a beginning bull market involves an unwinding of the bearish sentiment that has previously built up. so it is o.k. if the press isn't all negative anymore - after all, without investor interest an asset class can't be expected to perform. but it will of course continue to be a series of fits and starts, such as we've seen over the past year or so.