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To: bart13 who wrote (79674)3/4/2007 2:19:48 PM
From: crustyoldprospector  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 110194
 
The fit might be significantly better if you look at both priced in gold. The 1929 curve would be unchanged, but the Dow from 2003 on would flatten out considerably.



To: bart13 who wrote (79674)3/4/2007 3:27:56 PM
From: John McCarthy  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 110194
 
Hi bart

This is off topic from the post that you just posted.

But I am trying to understand something.

The problem is I just don't know (call me stupid) how
to read the following graphs.

Is the second graph - the one on the bottom saying that
the pound and euro are increasing in value versus gold
prices ??????

Because this is off topic - if you choose to ignore
I understand.

page88.co.za

EDIT
I need an english language explanation.

regards,
John McCarthy


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