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To: Harmattan who wrote (345)	7/9/1998 12:20:00 PM
From: Jerry in Omaha	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3536

Ghunk, <<This discussion is related to "Currencies and Global Capital Markets" only by a very big stretch. If we continue this we better take it elsewhere before the thread boots us off. (ggg)>> Henry was very generous when starting this thread as it's heading contains the following: "Theories, hunches, musings and philosophical rambling will find equal acceptance with hard core fundamental analysis. If it relates to money: what it is, what it will become and how it is priced then this is the place to talk." Should those conditions not be met the thread's founder will not be shy about letting us know; you can be sure of that. <G> Whether or not any inimical inferences can be drawn by Henry's thread posting cycles is open to speculation. In the meantime consider the case for e-metal as currency. E-cash it is not. A Mountain Man pointed the site out to me. Start here and be sure to read the FAQ page: e-gold.com Submitted for consideration and commentary. Jerard