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To: NOW who wrote (2033)	3/7/2004 7:45:15 PM
From: crustyoldprospector	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 60918

"An view that seems out of line with the last great NAS crash ..." Oh, really? Where's your chart? Looking at a chart from the Mar 2000 NASDAQ peak and the 9 months thereafter, my chart says gold stocks took just about the same spanking that tech did: bigcharts.marketwatch.com I'm just looking at how things are acting the last 18 months and thinking, what gets inflated together will probably deflate together: bigcharts.marketwatch.com "Are you thinking that the two are somehow tightly linked as a hedge so that the ones fall neccesitates the others fall?" No, I just think that all the money being printed is being used to buy stuff, NASDAQ stocks and gold stocks are both stuff.