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To: John McCarthy who wrote (79701)3/4/2007 8:26:46 PM
From: silvertoad  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 110194
 
john, the charts are the same, just different time frames; lower chart is most of 06 rendered as daily data, top is monthly data going back years. (can$ is inconsistent between the two - i suspect an error).

these lines trend lower as gold price increases; and vice versa of course. note that they are a couple months out of date. you can make similar charts at stockcharts.com; $XJY:$GOLD will replicate the yen line and can do for other currencies too. i prefer the inverse; looking at gold in terms of the currency; $GOLD:$XJY. -regards, jb



To: John McCarthy who wrote (79701)3/5/2007 6:36:48 PM
From: bart13  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 110194
 

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

page88.co.za


I think your question was answered by silvertoad (thanks) but if not, just re-ask.


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