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To: NOW who wrote (79665)3/4/2007 1:03:48 AM
From: bart13  Respond to of 110194
 

4 out of 6 aint bad imo


No question, although the big moves have occurred as the yield curve was tightening.

Personally, I've found that "real" interest rates have a more reliable correlation. Here's a longer term chart showing gold and them, "real" being defined as the 10 year minus CPI and lies correction (from shadowstats.com). It's from my forecast page.



Note that the indicated trend lines aren't perfect - Excel tends to move them around a bit by itself between updates. *sigh*


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