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Gold/Mining/Energy : At a bottom now for gold? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Eakole who wrote (899)	11/14/1997 12:50:00 PM
From: mike timoranszky	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1911

thanks eakole , but i missed your guees as to where the pog is heading , mikey

To: Eakole who wrote (899)	11/15/1997 12:32:00 PM
From: tshane	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1911

Eakole, I think your analysis of Clinton and the PONZI scheme is quite accurate. I am continually amazed at how Clinton's approval rating remains so high as he raids the Treasury and sells off our individual freedoms to the highest bidder. He's like a corporate raider who has unlimited checkbook privileges and is selling off everything in the corporation including our individual rights. This country will never be the same and ultimately we will realize (but too late) the barbarians are in the White House - not in China or Iraq. Clinton has no intention of retiring after this term - he may no longer legally be the president but he fully intends to still be in control. His megalomania has not been stopped up to this point. Because Clinton knows that gold as money will destroy his plans, he will continue to participate in the destruction of the price of gold and when the CB's are no longer able to control it by market illusions and dumping they will legislate against it - maybe not confiscate it but by fixing the price or making it illegal for individuals to trade it. When I began investing in gold I was naive enough to think free market forces were in play and did not consider that the rules of the game would be changed each time gold started to rise. I see the price of gold rising only if the money barons of the world have a fight, or the PONZI scheme collapses as our standard of living and freedoms are so eroded that a revolution ensues. Unfortunately short of a collapse or revolution I don't see much hope for gold prices. I wish I did. Richard