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To: Clappy who wrote (13883)3/4/2003 11:25:29 AM
From: Jim Willie CB  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 89467
 
ANON focuses mainly on money, monetary issues, debts, economy

he almost doesnt even cover commodities
so why get all bent out of shape?
lumber is coming down
crude oil and industrial metals are going up
commodities have been neglected in supply for years
they are not tied down by debts
their prices have been geared down by derivatives for decades
all this is being reversed recently, right?

as for silver, my investment is dependent upon discovery, not silver price
you should realize that, surprised by your childish view
if Cardero sees its deposits rise by 10-fold, then silver can be flat and I profit
does this make sense?

the stock market learns nothing until after the explosions
do you know of any evidence to the contrary?
we will see a derivative event sometime, dunno when
at that time, the stock market will react
until then, the PPTeam maneuvers will keep a floor on stocks
unless the economy stalls badly, which is what I expect

we might actually see a recession with little stock effect, since the USGovt has applied billion$ on a weekly basis to support stocks
eventually this too will be far more than the govt can handle
no precedent in history for govt to subdue financial markets

/ jim



To: Clappy who wrote (13883)3/4/2003 12:02:08 PM
From: Mannie  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 89467
 
Claps,

In that K winter article, I would imagine that he, or she, only mentions gold because of it's proven history as a store of wealth. Where silver is seen as much more of an industrial metal, without a vibrant economy, silver is in less demand.