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To: At_The_Ask who wrote (65439)	2/5/2003 6:21:26 PM
From: skinowski	Respond to of 209892

Au.com… Technically, the chart is stretched. Sentiment is bullish… everyone had to face the reality that the yellow metal has a great future, that it is and will always remain a true portfolio saver. Gold will save the financial system, the economy, the world. It is true money. It will do what the Internet sector failed to do: create true value forever. Things look good. Bears have been kicked out of the field and are hiding in the woods, licking their wounds, trying to recover from the beatings they took... Probably time to put the sucker, maybe after it breaks. Jmho.

To: At_The_Ask who wrote (65439)	2/5/2003 8:04:21 PM
From: UnBelievable	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 209892

Russells Comments Today On Gold "Gold was up on a stilt and needed correcting. And it got correcting. Today's action was just another way for gold to warn the public -- 'Hey suckers, you see how dangerous it is to buy and to hold this useless yellow relic of a bygone era.'" "April gold hit 390, reversed and closed down 2.70 to 377.20, but gold did not fill the gap just below its closing price." "Gold super-volatile and highly nervous. When you ride gold in this area, you're riding a Brahma bull. Get used to it." dowtheoryletters.com Spot gold now trading at 368.70 in Sydney. kitco.com