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To: fred woodall who wrote (195216)	1/9/2023 8:26:00 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217552

I noted in 2005 below, and affirmed 2010 same, but now need to take into consideration the passage of time, consequential dilution, etc etc and weaponisation of gold due to WWIII We now are at some point between 'dinner conversation' and 'drinking fountain conversation'. FYI, gold on 12th March 2005 was at $445, situated between 'cheap jewellery' and 'curiosity'. Gold at your 3,000-sell-and-buy-what would be a 'speculation', and at the 6,000-for-any-20-troy-oz-real-estate would be 'Financial Reset #1' As to the possibility of either / and / or <<Maybe China or Russia will ship pallets of precious metals to keep U.S. Euroland afloat. Maybe Treasury can win over Putin or Jinping with U.S. CBDC IOU's distributed from AMZN cloud.>> ... :0)))))))))))) I love dry humour! Message 26571883