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To: Horgad who wrote (91427)	2/8/2008 10:01:23 AM
From: Real Man	Respond to of 110194

As long as fiat regime exists, gold will trend higher over time, whatever the rates are, sometimes drastically so. It is just catching up with the real destruction of the purchasing power of the dollar that has already occurred. All fiat currencies will always go to zero over time. Debt per se is not inflationary, but replacement of blown up debt with new fiat sure is. When debt hits the wall, the Fed will always print. FWIW, Russia had very high rates as the ruble added 3 zeroes in the 90-s.