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To: sea_urchin who wrote (14497)	6/23/2002 12:29:54 PM
From: Ahda	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 82289

Part of my own private analysis is a multiple regression model where I have "tuned" the study on the basis of historic highs and lows in prices. Actually, it was this which put me into the gold stocks (AU) in Jan 2001. I also do other long-term studies (trends, cycles etc) on data which goes back 24 years. I think you interpret charts exceedingly well. I attribute this to the fact you were accustomed to reading monitors when you were in practice the result of which was one field led to an interest in the other. I doubt if you would attribute this to being the reason but I was trying to come with an explanation as to expertise and this one made sense to me. I am not getting positive feed back on our economy could be due to where i live but The terrorist war cost and fears definitely continue to impact the business climate. It has hampered profits in the entertainment parks here and continues to enforced doldrums in an economy that was too debt ridden to start with to absorb the additional cost of increased security. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A29717-2002Jun22.html By Dan Eggen Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, June 23, 2002; Page A01 The number of major crimes in the United States increased last year for the first time in a decade, bringing an end to a decline in violence that had resulted in the lowest crime levels in a generation, according to FBI statistics. Criminologists are divided over what causes crime rates to increase, though most believe that economics and demographics play crucial roles. Riley and other crime experts said last year's resurgence can be explained at least in part by a stagnant economy.