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To: TobagoJack who wrote (27490)	1/7/2008 5:46:42 PM
From: Riskmgmt	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217927

I agree with everything you say here. >>the way to solution to stemming a financial collapse invariably involve a higher gold price as a consequence<< Yes, we have seen that recently, however, once the crisis is perceived to be over, investors look for roi and gold pays no dividends. It can also be manipulated, ala Hunt brothers circa 1980's >>15% sounds right, with +/- 5% for trading fun<< Agreed, prudent but exciting. to reason that yen or chf will temporarily be preferred over usd is ok Currently, yes, due to carry trade unwind and general global deleverage. to believe that the state will be permanent, especially in the case of yen, would be fatal Yes, true. to think of yen as a strong currency is against natural law Ok. It's amazing we agree and you are up early-no?.