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To: koan who wrote (143247)1/23/2009 12:42:03 PM
From: marcos  Respond to of 314326
 
Gold nine oh two one oh, put Whatshisname in mind, aargh -g- ... silver right in there slugging as well, yup -



ngd.wt.b - 6m+ cross by Canaccord ... at .01 ... i hold only As now, traded out of Bs but was able to reduce loss somewhat ... shoulda had a penny bid in though ... haven't done well with ngd common traders [failed to sell at appropriate times, one essential side of 'trading', lol]

dmm/ric/try - Claude's got some fine picks rolling ... but yeah, usa.v [sigh] ... one day, over the rainbow ...



To: koan who wrote (143247)1/23/2009 1:24:22 PM
From: goldsheet  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 314326
 
> For the past many years, as you well know, there has been over a 90% inverse correlation between the dollar and gold

Updated my regression analysis from January 1, 2002-to-date
covering 1779 observations giving an r-squared of .639

When one looks at a chart from 2002 to now
goldsheetlinks.com
it may look like over 90%, but math says not.

If I go back with all my data 5857 observations
(23+ years) r-squared goes down to .419


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