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To: steve susko who wrote (50942)	5/3/2002 7:58:28 PM
From: KHS	Respond to of 65232

I saw greed today big time.....Inverse of two years ago.

To: steve susko who wrote (50942)	5/4/2002 12:27:26 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 65232

bought at bottom of prices in 1981 prices were moribund thru the late 1970's the price rise coincided with computer revolution in Mass Digital Prime Apollo Lotus Wang like a rising phoenix, those stars all faded that 20 year period saw big rises in stocks, bonds, property this decade will see big rises in all thing commodities gonna be easier actually to make money in this envmt the difference between most hard asset companies is less sure, 2-3 gold firms stand out sure, some oil/gas firms sit on best properties but differentiation is less than among Intellectual Property owners in technology with a varied competing set of products, with expiring patents, with captured customer bases, with emerging standards, with raging killer apps, with discontinuous tech developmts I cannot get out of my head that most commodities (incl gold, silver) are priced lower now in real dollars than at the time of the Great Depression / jim