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To: TH who wrote (101405)	2/16/2009 10:01:44 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 110194

Your comments on gold at a top have been noted. We will revisit this when gold is much, much higher. My call is gold is about to move higher now, and I like my odds for I believe in fundamentals and they are driving my side of that wager. Your comments are duly noted as well.. I don't look at gold as anything but a shiny metal that's useful for jewelry and electronics. And I'm certainly more focused on DEFLATIONARY pressures than I am with inflation. But we may see another attempt at a retest of the high. Hawk

To: TH who wrote (101405)	2/18/2009 6:29:23 PM
From: SGJ	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 110194

....no such thing as something for nothing.....At the very least all those who hold dollar reserves are automatically on the other side of the printing trade, and only confidence and the relative currency valuation game keeps the dollar afloat. Wealth creation, real money, is not a static pool. In the US, its growing hugely every day. Even Obama knows this as this is how he thinks us taxpayers are going to to pay off all his paybacks and give aways. This is the factor you are leaving out. This is why the dollar is the world's currency of last resort.