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To: russwinter who wrote (21085)	10/31/2004 1:31:03 PM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu	Respond to of 110194

from all those statistics are only confusing and in all honesty I stop watching them - what matters at the end is Nov. 3 morning news and hope it will stop there - which has a slim chance as I heard that the dem's are a;ready suing. It is sad that the race is so close and so much animosity all over the place

To: russwinter who wrote (21085)	10/31/2004 2:24:24 PM
From: jrhana	Respond to of 110194

<Here's the problem, Kerry is just running too weak with the middle class,> It has been hard for me to believe that Kerry is not winning in landslide given the amount of anti-Bush information overload that I see everywhere. But I guess this thing could easily be deadlocked-should be good for gold and bad for the markets

To: russwinter who wrote (21085)	10/31/2004 2:55:02 PM
From: orkrious	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

Not only did gold and silver perform so nicely at such an important moment, copper went berserk, rising 8.3 cents per pound to $1.3375 as the warehouse stocks in Shanghai collapsed 29% out of nowhere. The copper bears have been counting on increasing stocks around the world to make their case. This is an Uh-Oh moment for the shorts. financialsense.com