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To: Gabriela Neri who wrote (7662)	2/18/1998 4:42:00 AM
From: PaulM	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116759

"Yen goes down. Gold goes Down" Here's a couple to think about from an anonymous source. kitcomm.com kitcomm.com Also think of the uncharacteristically open opposition to the Indonesian currency board in light of these.....I am as sceptical as anyone,but find these posts more intriguing as time goes on.

To: Gabriela Neri who wrote (7662)	2/18/1998 7:17:00 AM
From: Mark Bartlett	Respond to of 116759

Gabriela, <<Could it be that the central bank hacks dont want the Japanese to feel they are ever better off in gold relative to their currency,(unlike other southeast nations investing p ublic, who have been better off in gold rather than their own currencies), because then the Japs would realize that they should sell all their treasury bond holdings and buy gold. >> IMO this is exactly the case ... if the Japanese started to sell off their US bond treasuries, the US could (would) be in trouble. You will also notice that whenever the DOW is in trouble or when there is increased world tensions, gold becomes weak - just the opposite of what you would expect historically. This has happened too often to be a coincident. MB