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To: TobagoJack who wrote (8419)8/20/2006 1:43:27 AM
From: Arran Yuan  Respond to of 220129
 
Hey, Sir,

I know, I bookmarked it long ago. I confess it sucks that I was not able to access your world in Wuhan!!! I will see what I can do once I get back in Oct.

Very very confused here I am about financial world. Not as savvy as you guys in this area as I grew up in the non-capitalistic era. Check and savings accounts humiliated me in 1994 when I got to NYC.

May calmness be upon you, yours dearly, and us all here!

Arran



To: TobagoJack who wrote (8419)8/20/2006 4:13:48 AM
From: Seeker of Truth  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 220129
 
In 1965, 26 years after the event, people were still talking about and influenced by the crash of 1929. So, similarly, 26 years after the gold crash of 1980, from 850 all the way down to 200 and something. many people are still influenced. Gold still looks dangerous to some. That might explain why gold is so cheap compared to most other commodities especially those with an apparent permanent shortage.


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