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To: Little Joe who wrote (5259)	8/31/2003 6:03:18 AM
From: lbs1989	Respond to of 5423

Dear Little Joe, Thank you for the excellent analysis. This is not my specialty but what you say makes sense! Best regards

To: Little Joe who wrote (5259)	8/31/2003 5:25:20 PM
From: NOW	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5423

Richard Russel has been a rather conservative fellow. Intersting to see him rec upping gold longs to 30% here....

To: Little Joe who wrote (5259)	9/1/2003 4:11:54 AM
From: ig	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5423

Sold my NEM Friday (bought it in March for 25), hoping to buy it back at 32. ig

To: Little Joe who wrote (5259)	9/2/2003 9:07:23 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 5423

despite USDollar rise, gold continues and the Canadian$ hangs on strongly something has to give, the dollar or gold my guess is the dollar gives it up here is a twist in thinking gold might be running, given its double-edged nature if the recovery happens, then some measure of price inflation might take root it would be confined largely to commodities, esp energy if the recovery fails, then some measure of flight into safe havens and since bonds have seen their bubble pinpricked, gold is a better bet the world is being duped into believing the US Economy recovery story GDP is flat, at best, adjusting out defense spending amazing how often foreigners can be conned out of their money I find the easiest to fool are foreigners who live inside the USA they just cannot come to grips with the level of corruption, which extends into govt economic data reporting I keep hearing from them "the USGovt would not do that" / jim