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To: rubbersoul who wrote (61238)	9/19/2008 8:01:12 PM
From: silvertoad	Respond to of 78421

Also, the more gold is worth, the more worthless assets they can cover with it. Just thinking out loud.... very interesting...isn't the US at least reputed to have more gold reserves than most other nations? if the feds bailout falters, and they're desperately looking around for something - anything - really worth something to latch onto, gold may be seen by these money men as the way out of the impasse; ie, if things get bad enough, gold may be embraced even by officialdom and it's revaluation higher - presumably well underway at the time - supported by them...they'll accept the inevitable. --hey, i can dream, can't i? ;>