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To: chainik who wrote (48369)	12/29/2005 8:04:26 PM
From: aknahow	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

The premium has never been 5% It seldom gets above .14%. Yes, I do track it. Anyone can as the streettracksgoldshares.com site provides not only monthly history but archives for all history since the start of this ETF. The premium discount "issue" has been covered in my previous post. How to benefit from understanding what it is and how it triggers deliveries of gold into the GLD ETF is something else. And at this point I remain unsure of how to use or benefit by what I do understand. Premium/Discount of GLD mid point v Indicative Value of GLD at 4.15 p.m. NYT Daily GLD Share Premium/Discount 29 Nov 2005 0.110% 30 Nov 2005 0.008% 01 Dec 2005 0.075% 02 Dec 2005 0.077% 05 Dec 2005 0.035% 06 Dec 2005 0.467% 07 Dec 2005 0.089% 08 Dec 2005 0.084% 09 Dec 2005 0.021% 12 Dec 2005 0.013% 13 Dec 2005 -0.017% 14 Dec 2005 0.052% 15 Dec 2005 0.062% 16 Dec 2005 0.034% 19 Dec 2005 0.068% 20 Dec 2005 0.139% 21 Dec 2005 0.134% 22 Dec 2005 0.040% 23 Dec 2005 0.130% 26 Dec 2005 awaited 27 Dec 2005 0.105% 28 Dec 2005 0.086% 29 Dec 2005 awaited BTW 5% is expressed as 5% 1/2 o 1% is .5% and one tenth of 1 percent is .10%