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To: jjs_ynot who wrote (21482)	10/12/1998 4:41:00 PM
From: TLindt	Respond to of 116753

Here are two other informative sites I've stumbled into which you, dave might be interested in.. gold.org usgs.gov Lots'a PDF files.

To: jjs_ynot who wrote (21482)	3/15/2000 3:50:00 PM
From: long-gone	Respond to of 116753

Beware of a Stock Market that Trades Above Average By Andrew West, CFA Covering International equities over the last decade has been an interesting experience. Emerging markets in Asia and Latin America have gone through a couple of rounds of boom and bust, compressing into a few short years as much euphoria and desperation as most Americans have seen in the last thirty. During these cycles, I've noticed some dangerous behavioral patterns, behaviors which I'm now starting to see in the U.S. BUY! BUY! STRONG BUY! STRONGEST BUY!! When stocks have been surging for awhile, nearly everything becomes a "buy" recommendation. Only the dullest and most ineptly managed companies are rated "holds". "Sells" are reserved for companies whose managers have been jailed, or that offer absolutely no prospect for investment banking business. Just a few years ago, I was flipping through volumes of institutional research published by (cont) capitalismmagazine.com