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To: TobagoJack who wrote (38832)	9/25/2003 11:06:09 AM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

Fingers crossed, hoping all goes well Message 19341677 Maybe my miners get some extra boost too -g- Times are changing, old monetary philosophies may go in the trash can

To: TobagoJack who wrote (38832)	9/25/2003 11:46:38 AM
From: pezz	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 74559

Early report ; the more money I get the more cowardly I become. Sold off my SMSI @ 4 paid 3.54 (about)two days ago it wuz 4.60... I see what look like good buys out there but.....the old shopping cart nightmare keeps me frozen ....This mkt is lookin scary so along with sales the other day I'm once again about 35% in cash. ISEC...Remember ISEC? I've had it well over a year but it's up like gangebusters ( today about 35% of what I paid for it) the last 3 days and keepin me inna black ..Despite NOOF's dismal performance. <<why don't you bid up CWLC so I can get out in good form ;0)>> Sounds lika plan to me...You take a deep breath an hold it while I put in my bids. 8^)

To: TobagoJack who wrote (38832)	9/25/2003 12:59:23 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 74559

a view on gold and crude oil yesterday's OPEC production cut announcement has many rings to it they may expect Iraqi production finally to come online I doubt it, and anticipate more bombings you got 300 miles of pipelines in desolate northern territory OPEC probably has two things in mind one is the potential for new supply hitting the market this includes Russia, who is making grumbles lately Russia is the highest cost producer outside Alaska two is domestic fiscal stresses of their own Saudi is not a strong economy, with heavy ongoing deficits they are having internal troubles fighting AlQaeda badboys they certainly see economic slowdown showing up with reduced crude oil demand in sales so they reduce production to shore up prices these guys want a constant managed revenue stream I believe they want to gain some oil revenues in time for the GREAT FALL OF THE HOUSE OF SAUD so gold jumped over #390 yesterday most attribute it to the crude oil news I attribute it more to the Japanese Yen breakout this past week this has brought out the Wall Street big guns to defend gold against a rise they are hitting the gold market, mostly with futures paper attack but gold is still over $385, which is high in my eyes we are fast approaching a dangerous critical $400 level the expected crush of gold shorts has been a long time coming large speculative long positions are now evident we have a battle of the titans underway large commercials versus large speculators usually comms win I believe they are losing control, since on the other side is now large Asians, including probably the Chinese Central Bank not much really profound in this message just want to get it on paper am I missing anything significant? I believe western women should be urged to wear gold jewelry under their skivvies that would increase demand, but for what? / jim