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To: westpacific who wrote (27520)	3/1/2005 2:04:27 PM
From: SOROS	Respond to of 110194

You still have doubts in the Clinton/Greenspan/Bush economic policies of the past 15 years? LOL I'm still counting on those with tons of money to diversify -- once they start selling off the things they hold with 99.9% of their funds -- will be sending a portion to the metals. I think the mindset will be, "I'm not going to lose everything. What do I NOT have? Oh, yeah, Gold and Silver mining shares!" I realize a portion of current holders would sell in a real meltdown, but there are millions who do not even own ONE share of the miners, and I believe if only a small portion of those move even a small portion of their money to the sector, it will explode. And then, even in a meltdown, with the attitude of the past 15 years, so many will be looking for the few sectors rising and pile in again. This is when gold and the dow start moving toward each other in price at an ever rapid pace. This should spur the pile in to miners even more. At least, that's what I dream after taking too many pills. Best to you. I remain, SOROS