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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (5938)	9/9/2002 12:08:27 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 89467

gold fights the financial war, silver takes bigger spoils this is the way I see it gold is fighting versus currencies, central banks, stock markets, treasurys these are the biggest battles imaginable but silver enjoys the interference provided by its big brother gold silver suffers greater risk from economic stagnation, as industrial demand slows, along with electronic demand but like consumer beverages and food, photography rises in bad times you know? let's not go on that expensive cruise, but instead stay more regional or local and take more pictures I still expect the above-ground silver supplies to be 100% depleted, gone, nada, nothing left I havent harped on this theme much lately I got tired of hearing myself speak on the subject the topic wore out the Voltaire Numbnuts we have inelastic demand of silver we have inelastic supply of silver translation: as price rises, demand grows (citizen fever) as price rises, supply drops (lease system) extremely strange phenomenon indeed as silver rises much more, Argentina will find it irresistable to seize and nationalize their mines, and create a new backed currency / jim