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To: Zardoz who wrote (23944)	12/7/1998 3:48:00 PM
From: IngotWeTrust	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116764

Hutch sez: To many people post stuff unrelated to gold on this thread. Y2K is a prime example. Very little has to do with GOLD. Y2K problems will be limited to only certain sectors, NOT the whole markets. Shame on you, you silly goose. Just which "certain sectors" do you think are isolated from other sectors, and thus will not be affected by Y2K?" Gold certainly is being affected by Y2K. And so are gold share stocks, and gold mining company communications with remote locations and gold switching components that are yet untested in the milling operation, as well as the communications of the gold prices, as well as the distribution of the physical gold from site to refiner. Or do you think all gold mines have a little bitty gnome sitting in the corner with a spinning wheel turning all those cons into kings? You are a beeeeeautiful example of an illiterate goldbug who has never seen the inside of a shaft, but is gone to get acquainted with the shaft up close an personal reeeeeal quickly. Financially speaking of course. Too bad your ISP will be down and you won't be around to eat your words about gold not being affected by Y2K or the "whole markets" either. But, I've always heard that fresh words taste better than stale one...and these ignorant pronouncements and conclusions of your are certainly belieing Morgy's faith in your farsightedness. Tsk Tsk. O/49r

To: Zardoz who wrote (23944)	12/7/1998 5:53:00 PM
From: Enigma	Respond to of 116764

Hutch - another one from you "Since 1980's the supply of gold has gone up considerable, and the demand down" Where's the proof that demand is down? You may even be right - but if you're going to be dogmatic - let's see if you can back this sort of statement up with facts? Maybe M Dog can come to your rescue? E