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To: Steve Misic who wrote (26175)9/17/2005 11:39:15 AM
From: Bucky Katt  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 48465
 
As more paper money is created out of thin air, the metals look cheap here. I trade silver futures more than gold, only because the central banks can't manipulate silver like they can gold via leasing. Even so, it seems they haven't been able to stop the climb to this 17 year high this time.

I also think many of the cheap gold/silver miners from past lists are very playable now.
I don't own any as of yet, am 'mining' for prospects.

Another thing to think about, underfunded pensions that may have to be bailed out by taxpayers, and these are only corporate, not including municipal numbers, total just shy of 1/2 $trillion currently. Think about that for a minute.



To: Steve Misic who wrote (26175)9/19/2005 10:32:02 AM
From: Bucky Katt  Respond to of 48465
 
Gold up 6 bucks, silver up 2%.. And the hedgies playing up this next storm, driving oil up up up over 2 bucks.

And then we have OPEC increasing production... At least they say they are...
I don't think they have the capacity right now, and with Iraq's infrastucture wrecked, what fun, eh?



To: Steve Misic who wrote (26175)9/19/2005 12:59:09 PM
From: Bucky Katt  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 48465
 
What will the FED do? I think they have painted themselves into a corner, if they don't raise, the dollar will drop, foreign confidence of paper holders will drop as well, and that thinking is being reflected in the gold price, regardless, as the US is spending like a drunk sailor as they throw $billions at every problem.

What do you think?