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To: nspolar who wrote (68631)	3/16/2003 5:33:12 PM
From: nspolar	Respond to of 209892

Don't know if there are any here interested in more IT to LT investing. I am and I follow OSX. ttrader.com There are LT energy problems brewing in this country, of that there is probably little doubt. Maybe later this year will represent some very good OSX opportunities.

To: nspolar who wrote (68631)	3/16/2003 8:00:13 PM
From: bcrafty	Respond to of 209892

nspolar, I thought I'd pass this on FWIW Bill Fleckenstein thinks the decline since February in gold may be coming to an end, and in his column from 3/13 said this: "The other day, when mentioning that I had purchased gold, I neglected to add that I had put a stop in. It's not something I always do, but in this case, I was prompted by worries that black-box selling might be lurking somewhere. I was stopped out for a small loss, but I am looking for a chance to re-enter the gold market in the next 48 hours, as well as to add to my Newmont Mining (NEM:NYSE - news - commentary) position. (I did not have a stop in for my silver position, which I have kept, and which I also plan on adding to.) We could see some additional selling, but I believe we might be in the final throes of the washout in the gold market. The fact that gold stocks were actively up today is also a strong indication that the lows may be at hand."