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To: d:oug who wrote (85544)	5/21/2002 6:37:58 AM
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Gata Bill . Gata Bill . Gata Bill . Gata Bill . Gata Bill . Gata Bill : Bigger money flowing into gold, and GATA's Murphy[Gata Bill] gets some credit for it. : By Thom Calandra www.CBS.MarketWatch.com May 20, 2002 SAN FRANCISCO -- When the saints come marching in... : The gold market... is luring large investors... : Bill Murphy, the publisher of gold magazine LeMetropoleCafe.com on the Web, deserves credit for getting the gold story before an online audience, said Bishop... : There is no denying Murphy's influence. "I know it sounds extreme, but Bill put gold on the map for a lot of folks out there," says Bishop. : In Murphy's camp, or sharing at least some of his beliefs about a rigged gold market, are scores of longtime mining investment newsletter editors and natural-resource fund managers. These include John Hathaway at Tocqueville Gold Fund (up 65 percent this year) in Manhattan, Adrian Day at Global Strategic Asset Management in Maryland, Lawrence Roulston of Resource Opportunities in Canada, Ian McAvity at Deliberations on World Markets in Canada, and former Central Intelligence Agency economist Mark Skousen at Forecasts & Strategies in Irvington, N.Y. : "Very few in the investment/gold world realize the magnitude of the gold move that is upon us," he said. "What a nightmare for the shorts. They are trapped. There are gold loans and swaps of around 15,000 tonnes, an annual supply/demand deficit of 1,700 tonnes, and mine supply at 2,500 tonnes that is going lower in the years to come, no matter what the gold price does. : Thom Calandra is editor of CBSMarketWatch.com. -END- ================================================ Warning Warning Warning Warning Warning Warning Warning ================================================ Click below url for access to this story, but be warned, source is GATA ( Gold Anti-Trust Action gata.org ) a civil rights and educational organization (USA) and contained is a solicitation. Please "Next" now if you find such harmful. ::: groups.yahoo.com