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To: Frank Pembleton who wrote (9165)	3/9/2002 9:00:39 AM
From: c.hinton	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 36161

You make an interesting point.I am led to assume that you are bullish about the US economy, and believe that americans will all invest happily ever after.g US papers seem to like pointing to short term improvements in the economy,Europeans tend to point to structural long term problems .Bear in mind they have had alot of experience in that area. Every morning I try to read Papers from 4 countries US,UK,Italy,Russia as well as the prudent bear.I do not have television. It can be entertaining as well as informative.Truth IS stranger than fiction.

To: Frank Pembleton who wrote (9165)	3/10/2002 3:40:19 AM
From: TheBusDriver	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 36161

OT! <<theirs is that their movies rarely have happy endings>> Not true Frank, Lock, stock and two smoking barrels?, Snatch? Both execllent! Wayne

To: Frank Pembleton who wrote (9165)	3/10/2002 4:23:03 AM
From: TheBusDriver	Respond to of 36161

Strong words from "gold this week" @ the-privateer.com: "Gold's uptrend remains intact, in all major currencies. Euphoria is a strange thing. Its duration cannot be predicted and neither can the precise way in which it dissipates. We know that the view of the world financial system held by most people and the actual state of the system has seldom if ever been more at variance. In the midst of it all stands Gold, right in the middle of an uptrend which has now been going since last April. If we had to nominate a key which would push Gold back towards $US 300 again, we would pick the announcment of the lifting of the U.S. Debt ceiling. But right now, there is a literal smorgasbord of potential triggers to choose from. Meanwhile, don't forget, this recovery euphoria is only two weeks old, at most. The situation in the REAL world, with Mr Bush's tariffs, the potential full scale war between Israel and the Palestinians, the recent military setback in Afghanistan, the end of the Japanese financial year, the list goes on - is steadily getting worse. We here at The Privateer have been watching all this for a LONG time. We didn't think that there was anything left that could amaze us. We were wrong. A large part of the world has taken leave of their senses to an extent we have never seen and seldom heard of before."