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To: ecrire who wrote (29407)	6/24/2013 4:08:51 PM
From: IngotWeTrust	7 Recommendations Recommended By Julius Wong kidl KobaltBlauw polarisnh the navigator and 2 more members Respond to of 29622

And there was a fundamental, orchestrated reason for the bear market which lasted 20 years back then... the Maastricht manipulation which was required to introduce then implement the Euro. These fundamental changes require time, much much time. That over reaching causality is no longer in play. That being said, your bearishness since 1981 means you've missed out on the entire first phase of the new, fundamental reality/shift which is bringing to bear the AMU phase of the Bretton-Woods Currency Accord. Contrary to the EMU phase which required suppression of gold, the AMU requires the reflation of gold, and is quite obviously and amply demonstrated by gold flowing back INTO the central banking system by the G-8 players, and in gynormous quantities. You need a larger world view, ecrire! A much MUCH larger world view.

To: ecrire who wrote (29407)	6/26/2013 1:19:13 AM
From: Riskmgmt	1 Recommendation Recommended By Jack Be Quick Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29622

Well in spite of all the "logical' reasons offered by gold bulls as to why gold would continue it's bull run here we are below $1,250. So I'd say anyone who listened to you saved themselves some money. Bulls that added at the lower prices, as was suggested in response to your last posting, "take the gift" I think they said, in recommending buying more gold mining shares are being given even more opportunity today. It could be that the market will reverse and they will have been right in the longer term but either way running someone off the board just because they don't agree with your outlook is not healthy for ones finances, as has been proven here. Ecrire on a broader scale where do you see the opportunities going forward? Regards, R.