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To: riversides who wrote (138702)12/10/2008 11:45:11 AM
From: Rocket Red  Respond to of 312863
 
no idea missed that but most likely all BS



To: riversides who wrote (138702)12/10/2008 12:17:58 PM
From: Canuck Dave  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 312863
 
LOL, guess there was a misprint in his original information. The IMF decided to buy 300 tons, not sell.

CD



To: riversides who wrote (138702)12/10/2008 1:01:06 PM
From: Proud Deplorable  Respond to of 312863
 
why ask someone who loves the USD and hates gold?

RR must be havin a bad day with gold up almost 40.00 ;-)



To: riversides who wrote (138702)12/11/2008 4:41:57 PM
From: John McCarthy  Respond to of 312863
 
Bolser, based in Florida, says the International Monetary Fund will release the gold for sale on Wednesday, Dec. 10. The 64-year-old Bolser says the price of gold subsequently will slide as much as 40 percent – to $455 an ounce in coming weeks from its current $760 an ounce.

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