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To: 16yearcycle who wrote (25454)	10/17/1998 10:36:00 PM
From: Gottfried	Respond to of 70976

Eugene, [edited] re >The Princeton economic institute is not actually in any way affiliated with Princeton and their economic dept., right? Right. I wonder what made you think they were.<G> From their disclosure statement: PEI predominantly engages in hedging contracts and currency overlay business on behalf of business and institutions. Their president: If you ask Martin Armstrong, the silver market is lined with lead. A silver trader on the New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex) for almost 30 years and chairman of Princeton Economics International, Armstrong sees a market with massive stockpiles, rising output, and falling demand. pei-intl.com But you shouldn't dismiss them, because... By monitoring global economic trends, our computer models have successfully forecast (See Associated Press) the shifting tide of politics and the rise and fall of nations. pei-intl.com and... our chairman was named as "America' Top Economist" by Equity Magazine of Canada. In March of 1998, PEI was voted #1 forecasting organization in the annual poll of Japanese institutions by the Nikkei Financial Daily. It was the Wall Street Journal. who also named our founder as one of the highest paid consultants in the world as far back as 1983. (See press clips from around the world). Gottfried

To: 16yearcycle who wrote (25454)	10/18/1998 12:21:00 PM
From: blake_paterson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 70976

Eugene: <<Tell you what, that is very misleading. >> <<OK, I get it. The Princeton economic institute is not actually in any way affiliated with Princeton and their economic dept., right?>> Never suggested it to be accurate or reflective of any PU departmental views, just posting an article which I felt to be stimulative of thought and discussion. I don't have your experience in the market nor that of most other posters here, and I am very open to learning from you and others. However, I prefer to keep an open mind until I learn enough to establish my prejudices <ggg>. Good luck and best wishes, BP