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To: Zeev Hed who wrote (243)6/7/2002 2:44:28 PM
From: Jim Willie CB  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 89467
 
Zeev, I may have misunderstood your very brief reply to me
I will dig up you minimal response from last April
but that might require me to sift thru about 18,500 posts on your thread since April

in the exchange I expounded on many issues regarding the US Federal Reserve's easy Keynesian money policy and its potentially detrimental effect on the dollar
you had made lauditory remarks about "responsible" management of the USdollar currency over the years
I rebutted rather lengthily
forgive me if I misinterpreted
but when a 5-page rebuttal earns about 3 lines from you,
I naturally assume you dont have much knowledge about gold
you certainly have deep knowledge about most other issues

I have read a number of your comments about gold
in general, I find them to be very narrowly based
referring to technical movements on gold and US stocks and USdollar
but never on anything relating to numerous other macro-economic factors that have historically had strong influence of gold's price and trend changes

you deny here admitting to knowing much about gold
fine, so maybe I should say
"if Zeev knows much about gold, he doesnt share it"

you seem to consistently overlook (or not address) a great many of gold's dimensions, as they relate to

- real rates of shorterm interest
- trade gap
- MZM money supply
- its opposite demand and supply function wrt price
- monetized vs demonetized
- miner forward contracts unwinding
- net short commercial futures positions
- Asian and Arab purchases (Japan, China, India, Islamics)
- trade tariff impositions
- currency turbulence worldwide
- usage of US$ as foreign banking reserve asset
- desires of secretive Bank for International Settlements

I would love to hear any thoughts you share about the above
not hearing any comment when solicited and when unsolicited, I naturally assumed little knowledge

maybe you dont respond to me because you just dont like me
no dont like my style
if so, no problem
but I would love to hear shared thoughts
no, not reading challenged
just perhaps assume a bit too much from dropped invitation to debate
respectfully, Jim