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To: philv who wrote (20787)	4/26/2004 2:01:50 PM
From: sea_urchin	Respond to of 81474

Phil > If I am wrong and gold is not in the low territory and isn't preparing to take out $430.30 on the upside in a move toward $480, I will close this web site down. Not easy to comment on such a firm belief in one's own infallibility. Maybe he's also in contact with the "one above" because he certainly speaks like he's "divinely inspired". Anyway, I think if gold doesn't do as he says he will probably have to close down his web-site, so it isn't much of a threat.

To: philv who wrote (20787)	4/27/2004 7:47:37 PM
From: sea_urchin	Respond to of 81474

Phil, here is the opinion of Paul Walker, CEO of Goldfields. mineweb.net I can't even post one paragraph now so I'll leave you with the link.

To: philv who wrote (20787)	4/27/2004 10:37:34 PM
From: sea_urchin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 81474

Phil, the opinion of another expert. This piece is from the same source as the last. m1.mny.co.za >>>It may be that the recent sell off in gold (and other metals and commodities) was motivated by sophisticated investors, exploiting short-term sentiment. Those investors, including, no doubt, hedge funds, may now again move to re-acquire their long positions. Beyond the inflation bet, there is the likelihood that the dollar will remain in a longer-term bear market. If so, general metal and commodity prices will continue rising in dollar terms.<<<