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To: Giordano Bruno who wrote (93124)	4/3/2008 4:51:22 PM
From: Real Man	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

Looks more like 78 stop on the clownbuck chart in October 07. If so, gold should take off again soon. -g- A cliff on a waterfall trajectory to cling to? <GGG> A desperate attempt from the Fed so that they don't do what they must do in this situation - RAISE.

To: Giordano Bruno who wrote (93124)	4/3/2008 10:27:20 PM
From: Robin Plunder	Respond to of 110194

I liked this part..aint that the truth? "Assessing what we know and what we don't know is the ever-present and ongoing psychological battle in investment management, now isn't it? Trying to make an assessment of the fundamental facts and then reconciling this view of life with the reality of very short term financial market outcomes can be quite the trying challenge psychologically, emotionally, and even physically, to be honest. If we accept the fact that the financial markets are theoretically always looking ahead (which we do) and discounting in current price what they are seeing in the future provides the perfect backdrop for of the moment personal tension in trying to "guess" what the markets may be seeing ahead that we cannot amidst the day-to-day of current reality that presents itself to us in economic stats, corporate earnings reports, etc. Nothing like starting the discussion with a bit of personal philosophical meandering, now is there? But in this very special current environment, we suggest we need to broaden our thinking and “field of vision”, if you will. Although traditional and time-tested financial market signposts are indeed quite important to monitor, we suggest that the financial market environment of the moment has the capability to perhaps blur or bend our vision in a manner unlike anything we have lived through in many a moon, if ever. This is what we want to briefly discuss." Robin