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To: Zardoz who wrote (2591)	12/13/1998 10:30:00 AM
From: lorne	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 81221

You said >> Up to this point I've been far to nice on those that Value gold, for no reasons, << Have you now appointed yourself some sort of guru or god of the markets and us little people that believe differently than you are a thorn in your side, I take your remark as an insult. As for all your charts how does drawing lines where you want on a chart tell you where the stock market or gold market or the value of the dollar will be in the future if this were true the world would be full of millionaires you couldn't lose. IMO all this head, shoulders, knees and toes stuff is silly, A stock, the dollar, gold, oil, etc will go up till it stops and goes down and when it stops going down it will go up or remain the same for a while and no matter how many lines are drawn on a piece of paper this will never change. If you are so against people betting on the gold market why don't you start a thread on this topic. Lorne

To: Zardoz who wrote (2591)	12/13/1998 12:08:00 PM
From: Robert Dirks	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 81221

>>Up to this point I've been far to nice on those that Value gold<< OH, THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU........ >>What does S&P 500 numbers have to due with GOLD?<< Why do I have to explain this? The reason I mentioned these vehicles is that YOU HAVE TO INVEST YOUR MONEY SOMEWHERE (the relative historical overvaluation of equities is a negative factor for it): a. Historically overvalued stocks b. Cash/t-bills/bonds - (the safest) c. Gold/PM's/Commodities My choice is clear, but I do have cash and real-estate also...... I don't care where you put your money, but if you believe in your ideas so vehemently, then go ahead and short, short and short some more. Who is stopping you....... NOW, DON'T BOTHER ME ANYMORE, AS IM WELL AWARE OF ALL THE ARGUMENTS OUT THERE AGAINST GOLD, AND YOU ARE WASTING MY VALUABLE TIME..........