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To: steve susko who wrote (555)	6/20/2002 3:03:08 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 89467

gold should enjoy a very long bandwagon growing effect I expect each month a new reason will fortify its rise this week it might be the wide trade gap last month it was the India-Paki and Palestine-Israel tension next month it might be a mining hedge book blowing up fine with me, Steve the slower and longer it takes to ignite, the better the longer we endure nonsense from clowns like MiniWatt, CNBC, and WallStJournal, the better we will sell to them at the top sometime by the late autumn, we will hear arguments about how the low rates and high stock valuations are hurting the entire pension world but my favorite upcoming firework event is a hedgebook blowing up a miner into smithereens gold needs no respect in order to continue it will get cut off when respect in the press is given recall that two weeks ago CNBC (Cramer) and some favorable press coincided with the end of the miner rally I want no respect / jim

To: steve susko who wrote (555)	6/20/2002 3:07:00 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 89467

pulse: gold #322.7 (closed), dollar 109 the dollar really got knocked as soon as trade gap data was revealed seems that might have been a topic mentioned by the Jackass once or twice I still find this amazing for gold to be above #320 in early summer well technically not summer yet, not until next week I would love to give a CNBC primmer on gold and its 20 reasons for rising with the highlight saved for last #20: as gold price rises, demand also rises, but supply drops !!! / jim