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Gold/Mining/Energy : Platinum $2,000 & Palladium $800 ?? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: banco$ who wrote (71)	1/7/1999 8:24:00 PM
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"Meanwhile, platinum was pulled higher by strength in gold and silver, while palladium parted company with the others, as March settled down $8.45 at $310.50 per ounce. Traders said that one of the dealers had been taking profits on behalf of a fund that had gone long a couple of weeks ago before palladium's big price runup which culminated in a contract high of $340 on Jan 4. "Once the fund has finished selling, it will probably go up again," said one trader, noting that many are expecting Russian palladium to see a repeat this year of the big delays seen with 1998 and 1997 shipments. PRICES --Feb gold (GCG9) at $292.4, up $3.9; RANGE: 292.8-288.4 --Mar silver (SIH9) at $5.240, up 7.5c; RANGE: 5.35-5.15 --Apr platinum (PLJ9) at $362.2, up $4.1; RANGE: 362.5-358.1 --Mar palladium (PAH9) at $310.50, dn $8.45; RANGE: 316.0-309.0" (Thu Jan 7, NY Precious Metals Review: Gold, Bridge News) crbindex.com