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To: nspolar who wrote (25778)1/16/2003 4:22:12 PM
From: jrhana  Respond to of 36161
 
<I strongly believe the stampede into the new gold bull is starting today!>

I am with Eva

My sitting on cash lasted less then a day. I noticed that no way did it want to go below $350.

Stirred up the top soil
Went even more deeply into Canadians
Went through a mild whipsaw
But buying back into SWG today more than made up for it.

Well it is good to do these major portfolio change overs once in a blue moon to show myself why I do not do it very often.

<The pendulum is now swinging gold’s way. Gold’s been talked down and held back for over 20 years, but times are changing.>

from our friends the Aden sisters

kitco.com

back to 100% PMs



To: nspolar who wrote (25778)1/16/2003 4:26:51 PM
From: isopatch  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 36161
 
ns. So far, no big drop in the broad market.

Though I've been hearing that from more than a few folks, at least since late December when someone here mentioned Zeev had put on his <Bear Suit>:o)

My call has been flat, to moderately down (at worst) since then. And so far, so good. I'm sticking with that through end of the month.

Energy sector plays love a flat listless pattern in the broad indices. Have seen it many times.

Large and mid caps start then the sm caps follow with larger %age moves. And so it shall be, my friends.

Once the shrub's State of the Union speech is out of the way on 1/28? Then MAYBE...

Isopatch