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To: Canuck Dave who wrote (22614)	12/3/2002 11:00:19 AM
From: onedrill	Respond to of 36161

Makes me think of a shake out. The fluff of the DOW, S&P, Naz Who wouda thought that this rally was for real but it probably made many gold stock holders very very nervous. And who was buying all the gold stocks that were being sold? And I will bet that as folks shorted the dow & s&p that there were plenty of gold stocks bought from nervous people that exited. Is there any other reason the HUI did not land harder then it did?

To: Canuck Dave who wrote (22614)	12/3/2002 11:11:46 AM
From: Roebear	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 36161

Canuck Dave, Better than the roids it's given us the past 3 months ROFL, indeed! Came home for lunch again today, since I am hunting local area. Did same yesterday, took a look at the charts and committed remaining funds and small amount of margin. Went back out in woods to contemplate if I was an idiotic or talented trader, the debate of which allowed me to stay warm (PS, thanks for the cold air my Canadian friends), but the soliloquy probably scared away any game,ggg. Today I look the talented part. Now since I haven't spent much time watching the markets the last few days, can anyone tell me the reasons for the POG/HUI/XAU move today? I've got to decide if I go back out or tend the screens and count profits. This looks like an interesting move today, are those breakaway gaps XAU/HUI or gaps to be filled? Best Regards, Roebear