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To: John Barendrecht who wrote (3804)	12/4/1997 6:41:00 AM
From: Bobby Yellin	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116857

anybody notice a correlation between Japanese market and precious metals? is it serendipity,my imagination, or some kind of link? interesting that in this global market..even though Japan might have one of the highest if not the highest savings personal rate..(don't know about their personal bankruptcy rate etc)..their market is one of the worse(if not the worse) performing market in the world.. I keep on thinking that gold will turn when the Japanese market turns.. also this time will be different..if part of the commodity deflation was because all the dumping onto the market after the fall of the iron curtain..this time..with all the closing of the mines and lousy infrastructure and nothing left to dump...they are creating another rubber band..but when..I guess another clue will be when there are announcements of buying some of the producers for nickels and pennies.. companies like xxx have profitted so very greatly from this collapse..can you imagine all that sold forward and probably shorted gold at the same time...wonder if we should check the financials to give us a hint..geez what a way to crush your lesser brothern..then they won't even need to buy junior explorations...they can just buy producers going bankrupt...(guess the central bankers will call it triage..) wish I had thought of that earlier...:< (just heard that Korean market up 7 percent today..because of the bailout... "O tempora, O mores"..)(sp)-