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To: Crimson Ghost who wrote (965)	3/11/2003 2:09:00 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1210

Four Anomalies, by Jim Puplava a clipped paragraph from his Daily Market Wrap financialsense.com This has occurred against a background of rising bullion prices. There are four major anomalies in the financial markets right now. The first is the rise in gold bullion versus the fall in gold shares. The second is the rise in oil and natural gas prices and the drop in energy shares, and the third is a falling dollar and rising commodity prices and falling bond yields. The final anomaly is between falling interest rates and falling stock prices. Inter-market relationships are out of kilter right now. This topic will be discussed with this week's Financial Sense Newshour guest, famed market technician John Murphy. Suffice to say it appears that the alchemists are at work not knowing what monsters or demons they are creating in the financial markets with all of their tinkering and intervening. We will report the changes in the short positions later this week as they are made available. If you are thinking of panicking right now, you play into their plans. I would suggest you read Five Smooth Stones. Remember, short-sellers have to buy back. They can only buy back if there are shares that are freely available. They hope to buy back at lower prices. They can only do so if you sell them your shares at lower prices. Please review the charts of the S&P 500 and gold in Five Smooth Stones before you do and then think hard about it. I would also like to suggest reading “The Next Big Thing.”