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To: gypsees who wrote (14333)	8/9/2002 10:14:02 PM
From: AugustWest	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 17639

This is a few weeks old But still worth a quick read.. ... If for nothing more than a weekly affirmation :) As we speak to gold advocates, we pick up a distinct dissatisfaction concerning the present level of the gold price. In their opinion, the price has not performed well in light of the present condition of the equities market. That would be a reasonable position were it not for the fact that gold rarely, if ever, leads the commodity market. Yes, the CRB Index has moved above its 200 week moving average, a bullish indication. However, it only JUST happened. That means that the commodities market is not yet accepted by the general investment public as bullish, nor is it, yet. For cost of production reasons and because of the expansion of monetary aggregates during a period where long-term attractiveness in equities is lacking, we firmly believe that commodity prices will continue to rise. financialsense.com P.S> You should have that site bookmarket as well.