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To: dean poets who wrote (86342)	6/4/2002 1:54:06 AM
From: marek_wojna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116929

<<Gold might be in for one of it's most explosive rallies of all times, yet most financial gurues are telling their clients to sell. Only trust them as far as you can throw them! (Your adviser that is)>> They are going belly up anyway. One more or one less totally misleading advice, who cares anymore? (JPM, GS, few others)

To: dean poets who wrote (86342)	6/4/2002 5:49:42 AM
From: d:oug	Respond to of 116929

"...did the US gov't run out of money?" Yes it may be true if the wild fires burn down all the trees in the United States and Canada decides not to allow the US to receive anymore of their "money trees" :o) But then all the US has to do is what they are planning to do anyway, extend the eminent domain to include all of Iraq, sell the oil in payment for euros only and ship this fiat back home for use as a temporary currency until new growth forest happens, or if the eminent domain step works without world protest, extend it to Canada and its fiat trees. or "...did the US gov't run out of money to prop up its markets?" An invalid silly answer would be that Uncle Sam decided not to send good money after bad money. d:o)g