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To: Jim Willie CB who wrote (9074)11/9/2002 1:50:35 PM
From: jjkirk  Respond to of 89467
 
Weiss' PM guru is a guy named Larry Edelson. Taking another look at the newsletter, NEM wasn't # 1...
His preferences:
(1) 1 and 10 oz .999 fine gold bullion bars, preferably Johnson Matthey or Englehard hallmarks. (he gives dealers and phone numbers, naturally...referral revenue...)
(2) Royal Gold (RGLD)
(3) Agnico-Eagle (AEM)
(4) Glamis Gold (GLG)
(5) Newmont Mining (NEM)
(6) Durban Deep (DROOY)

His forces driving the market:
(1) Mining companies unwinding hedges [just as you've said, JW] Producers contributed 255 tons of demand for gold in the first half of this year, up from 38.1 tons in the first half of 2001.
(2) Investment demand in the gulf states is up over 30%...up 18% in Indonesia...up 34% in Turkey...up 74% in Japan.
(3) Stock market in a long decline...on the next big leg down, money will seek safety of gold...

This is all so sad...when I read Hal Lindsey in the 70's, I could not understand how so much economic devastation was possible...it is happening right before our eyes...end times ain't no joke, my friend...ciao!...jj



To: Jim Willie CB who wrote (9074)11/9/2002 2:07:46 PM
From: loantech  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 89467
 
Hey Jim,
Hope you have a good week end. BTW give me the club name where you hot tub but I want to communicate with those 30-40 year old babes. While you do econ I will do recon. LOL.

Also isn't Newmont heavily hedged after the Normandy purchase? I am sure it is.
Tom