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To: Amark$p who wrote (19095)	5/28/2010 10:07:52 PM
From: gold$10k	Respond to of 48092

The central question about future economic events seems to be whether or not the kind of collapse which Zulauf envisions will be avoided. Avoiding collapse would result in John Williams' hyperinflation over years scenario. Zulauf's banking collapse scenario (in the wake of which central banks increase their balance sheets by a factor of 50 or 100 and currencies are destroyed) sounds to me like hyperinflation at warp speed. In both cases deflation is the problem and inflation is the government response.

To: Amark$p who wrote (19095)	5/29/2010 2:44:00 PM
From: dara	Respond to of 48092

Part 2 of the Pierre Lassonde interview is now posted on Eric King's website. He discusses FNV and NGD thoroughly.

To: Amark$p who wrote (19095)	5/30/2010 4:26:39 PM
From: JimisJim	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 48092

I listened to it 3 times. What's your take on most probable time frame? How one plays this "end game' is very different if we're talking about a time frame of 1-2 years or less -- way different if it is 5 years out. I mean between now and 2-5 years out is a long time to be positioned as he suggests and waiting for the end game to play out and I'd want to be doing something in the interim (but low risk) to still try to generate max returns and still have time to reposition for the end game. But if the end game is like to be closer at hand (this year or next, for example, as many have called for, then it is time to act now. What's your take on the timing and how do you plan to position yourself now just in case; and how do you want to be positioned for 5 years from now? Will you have two ways to play in case the end game is on us now or very soon, and yet avoid jumping the gun and be 4-5 years too early? Do my questions make sense? Thanks, Jim