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To: yard_man who wrote (176010)	6/27/2002 7:53:51 PM
From: lisalisalisa	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

I am just trying to protect my gains. I did a pretty good job of getting stopped out and buying back in on HGMCY when it went from 19-12.5, got stopped out in the high 17's, took a stab again in the low 15's got stopped out again and bought in the low 13's/high 12's. I just don't want to hold all the way back to HUI 82 or whatever, if that's how far we retrace. Even though I do not think that would violate the gold bull, it would be too painful for me...

To: yard_man who wrote (176010)	6/27/2002 8:26:51 PM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu	Respond to of 436258

DJ. German Govt Adviser/Euro -2: Risk To Export-Led Upswing By Andrea Thomas Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES BERLIN (Dow Jones)--If the euro reaches $1.10 it could pose problems for the German economy, a member of the German government's council of economic advisors told Dow Jones Newswires Thursday. A recovery this year is likely to be export-driven but the single currency's recent sharp recovery has raised concerns in the market about whether German exports could be stifled. "$1.10 is the threshold of pain. The economy can cope with it up to this level as long as it doesn't take place abruptly," Bert Ruerup said in an interview. "It is completely unproblematic if the euro stayed at parity." The euro is close to parity with the dollar, the highest level since February 2000. Since the beginning of the second quarter it has jumped by some 13% against the dollar, trading around $0.9835 at 1500 GMT compared with levels around $0.87 at the beginning of April. (MORE) Dow Jones Newswires 27-06-02