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To: loantech who wrote (21396)	9/18/2006 7:42:52 PM
From: John McCarthy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78416

Tom I don't know and don't think so. What I think (and its in a mess of news articles) I posted on Mish's board ..... Is that China's CB is selling dollars right now in the face of this dollar strength .... and which - is the exact opposite of what one of them said today in a news article .... I was wondering how they were gonna do it - and (guessing) there doing it right in front of me .... What are they buying - primarily Korean currency. So when is gold going up - TRINKET demand aside ... Lets say the Fed anin't gonna raise on the 20th sounds good - but MORE sick news from the housing market may send long rates even lower and (dumb ass 2 cents) hurt gold ... there is a common theme in some of these articles esp. the one posted by onepath .... once these nations figure out NOT to hold foreign reserves - in english - don't buy US Debt but plow the money back into your own economies ... the we go suckin wind for someone to buy our debt, folks get scared of the dollar, in truth there ain't any currency worth being =to a new standard .... and gold becomes the only thing to trust I hope you are sorry you asked <g> And I really hope I'm full of **it and gold goes to the moon tomorrow. regards, John

To: loantech who wrote (21396)	9/18/2006 7:51:39 PM
From: John McCarthy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78416

lt dumb question time ..... marcos was writing about sgm.v (I own some) and now thinking about buying more Can companies mining gold in USA make money? i.e. do environmental / wage costs / etc. make them so high cost that it is prohibative .. now for all I know there is a BIG MINING COMP. INC. that's been mining in USA forever - but I just don't know any companies mining in USA. No elaborate answer needed and if you gotta do work to answer - then just ignore this question. regards, John