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To: mishedlo who wrote (4549)4/17/2004 12:18:10 PM
From: maceng2  Respond to of 116555
 
But in an era of low inflation, and given that independent inflation-targeting central banks are the norm across the industrialised world, that risk has very sharply diminished.

Yes I saw that about Rothschild in an earlier edition of the FT.

So.. no more manias and crashes? Is this an official declaration!

Has Charles Kindleburger been declared wrong?

books.global-investor.com

'Classic. . . . Manias, Panics, and Crashes is a durable guide to meditation: wise, witty, and practical. It is a template against which to measure the latest financial crisis-whatever and whenever that happens to be.' -David Warsh, Boston Globe

If you want all your rubbish gold carted away, free of charge (it's very heavy), just give me a call and I'll dump it for you in an approved environmentally friendly fashion -g-



To: mishedlo who wrote (4549)4/17/2004 8:49:41 PM
From: yard_man  Respond to of 116555
 
I'm bearish near term --

<I was wondering if April 1, happened twice this year>>

duh ... wink, wink. <g>

Rothschild pulling has to be counted as one good thing for the bulls, IMO.

At best it is a bit of baloney -- to shake folks out of their positions. Are they selling their stakes in miners??

If they really were selling -- it would be very bullish, IMO.