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To: Alan Whirlwind who wrote (13283)2/7/2002 9:41:58 AM
From: sea_urchin  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 82035
 
Al, I agree. In fact, today, POG has spent more time above $300 than below it.

test.crbindex.com@GC.1/ch/nvo/web/nh/dab3/tr10/r1(ls,c:1)/rvh6/rgd7

If we could see a gradual run up to $330 by the end of the year I would be more than happy. It's the sharp, unsustained peaks and spikes which are the most disconcerting. In my opinion, it's the bears who actually run the price up to the spikes because they (the spikes) always precede protracted down movements.

I suppose we shouldn't forget that the "support line" beneath the present movement is somewhere around $280.
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To: Alan Whirlwind who wrote (13283)2/7/2002 12:03:00 PM
From: Tom Byron  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 82035
 
hopefully, this weekend, i get a chance to re-post that 30 chart of london gold which should now show a break-out on the weekly and the monthly charts....a break-out right at the "nose" "peak" of the triangle.....:)

still look for one more move up above the recent highs for goldie but maybe first a very short term pull back..and then after that.....???


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