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To: jpthoma1 who wrote (92760)	9/23/2007 5:51:37 PM
From: John McCarthy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 312496

Hi jp So that we can talk going foward (if you choose) I would not aprior KNOW this even if the knowledge of it is lurking around in some closet in my brain So - iow - thank you for the INSIGHT ... But it's important to look at the the price in the currencies of the buyers (mostly India and SE Asian countries). As you may know, price of gold is lower now than 4 months ago in C$. With respect to demand and supply ..... (and this is my own FORWARD BIAS) While price may effect TRINKET sales and TRINKET sales dominate past and current demand .... I expect some kind of falling off the cliff .... And at that point - (a) Investor demand accelerates .... (b) The demand curve for gold becomes inelastic ... (c) and because of (b) things get giddy ... Lastly, I've been trying to find a replacement currency for the dollar. A quick google on news will find the words FRANCE and bankrupt ... An old google will find (before the Northern Rock thingie) banks raised rates and a million or so englanders mortgage payments at risk .... I cannot sort out what kinda of economic salad England/France makes - but it sure gives me doubts about WHAT is the replacement currency -- other than theres gotta be one NEW that better hurry up and show up .... regards, John