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To: Alex who wrote (5644)1/11/1998 8:28:00 PM
From: Gary  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 116761
 
Alex,
I am still around but there are so many talkers and contributors on this thread now that I prefer to sit on the side lines unless I have something objective to pass along. When you refer to his/ her , who are you referring to?? Yager, Kaplan??

One question: How significant is it that Comex warehouse inventory is down from 1.5 mil.ozs. a year ago and 900,000 last Oct. to 460,000 ozs. today??? DO you or anyone have any history on this?? I'm sure it could be stocked up fast??

Gary



To: Alex who wrote (5644)1/11/1998 8:31:00 PM
From: goldsnow  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 116761
 
Re" "Another plus Manipulation Theory"

If one subscribes to the theory that market predict events that are about to unfold (say 6-12 months from now) than any short-term
manipulation by rich and powerfull would only exacerbate intended result or is already factored in. IMO rise in commodities should
preceed recovery in Asia by 6-12 months, the fall below support level
would indicate move toward World-wide recession. The bond market
possible move toward negative spread would possibly mean really
bad recession or depression.
William Jepsen and you often allude to Gold being manipulated.
I can accept any short-term manipulation as a fact, however in my mind
market propelled dollar/depressed gold on anticipation of what is now became obvious-Asia Crisis-deflationary forces. Now if dollar is "allowed" to get
to the new high (by market) that would forecast "terrible" things to come.
Gold is IMO at the bottom- If one accepts 250-280 range as such (non-withstanding any short-term weakness) not really important 12-18 months from now, even less if conventional example of the stock dropping from say 15 3/4 going to 14 and rebounding to say above 60.