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To: Nevada9999 who wrote (149182)	2/27/2009 12:07:29 PM
From: Anchan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 313771

...and in the meantime, gold drops below the 930 mark: [url]http://isht.comdirect.de/html/detail/main.html?hist=1d&sSym=GLD.FX1&DEBUG=0&asc=lin&avgtype=simple&dsc=abs&ind0=VOLUME&sCat=IND&sIsin=n%2fa&sPageType=extended&sTab=bigchart&sWkn=n%2fa&type=CONNECTLINE[/url]

To: Nevada9999 who wrote (149182)	2/27/2009 12:08:59 PM
From: koan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 313771

>>You could also say that the gold price in 1999-2001 was artificial, given the publicized central bank selling, which set off a massive forward selling panic by producers.<< I am not a conspiracy type guy as I know too well how people can engage in flights of fancy-lol. Having said that, what always sits in the back of my mind is something I read a long time ago explaining how it is very cheap to manipulate gold to quiet freightened monster markets like equities, bonds and currencies. We have a monster economic crises right now. So do we have a gold market right now that is laissez faire?