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To: goldsheet who wrote (90592)	10/15/2002 4:26:12 PM
From: long-gone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116844

Oh, I'm sorry it must have been your position that disclosure was only important in a charity.

To: goldsheet who wrote (90592)	10/15/2002 5:30:08 PM
From: Professor Dotcomm	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 116844

Talking of negativity there was an interesting review in today's Reuters Market News Investor Profile on Robert Prechter biz.yahoo.com He is calling for a short term level of about 4,000 on the DJIA over the next six months and ultimately to below 1,000 before the bear market is over...."Then" he added "we go up for 20 years". Puzzlingly, however, as well as avoiding stocks and bonds, he would avoid gold as well - preferring cash (didn't say which currency) or bank deposits with safe Swiss banks (names supplied on request!). His is, principally, a deflation scenario like Japan's but over a shorter time scale. On some points I would agree. A fall of such magnitude would wring out the over valued US$ and could lead to a more balanced global asset distribution. But pretty apocalyptic!