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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (271111)	12/16/2003 8:58:29 PM
From: orkrious	Respond to of 436258

lol

To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (271111)	12/16/2003 9:23:18 PM
From: Secret_Agent_Man	Respond to of 436258

Please hold on to your seat when you read this internal TA report on Gold by Citi Group. You won’t believe your eyes !!!! see p 21,22,23 "Nevertheless, now that London gold has closed over the psychologically important $400.00 per troy ounce level, we can now technically project additional upside targets to $467.00 and possibly as high as $540.00 based primarily on the strength of our intermediate- and long-term technical models." "Longer term, the structural profile of gold suggests even higher levels may be possible. We would like to utilize any pause as an opportunity to initiate/add to positions." On Gold shares : "If the XAU index penetrates 112.00, which we believe is possible based on the intermediate- and long-term momentum model readings, we could then project upside targets to 130.00–132.00 and possibly back to those February highs at 155.60, or approximately 17% and 45%, respectively, from current levels." "We have no objection to taking profits at any time, but based on the positive longer-term technical profile, we would maintain a core position, around which one might then trade the shorter-term swings." Why this kind of information isn’t in the public domain is beyond me. Their official outlook is much more bearish. All the Best.... from gata