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To: philv who wrote (19446)	10/24/2003 10:57:42 PM
From: philv	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 81972

More firey commentary and challenges from Jim Sinclair jsmineset.com Wow, this guy is really on fire! Fun to read. As you know he is CEO of a mining Co. Tan Range. I know he is an acquaintance of yours Searle. Even so, I always thought the gold market was much bigger than one man.

To: philv who wrote (19446)	10/25/2003 8:11:29 AM
From: sea_urchin	Respond to of 81972

Phil > German Economics and Labor Minister Wolfgang Clement urged China and Japan to allow their currencies move more freely against the U.S. dollar, reducing the harm to Europe's exports caused by exchange-rate fluctuations By this, I presume he wants the Yuan and Yen to strengthen against the USD and the Euro to weaken, and so promote more exports from Euroland. Everyone is looking to undercut the next guy in order to make a buck. Meanwhile, the currency speculators and hedge funds are all attacking the dollar and they don't give a damn about who exports and who doesn't. And, when they are finished with the dollar they attack the Euro. And so on. Brings to mind a nursery rhyme which was composed during the great (bubonic) plague of Europe. Now it's applicable to the great currency plague. Ring-a-ring-a-rosy A pocket full of posies Husha-husha We all fall down.