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To: dospesos who wrote (2983)	1/9/1999 7:47:00 PM
From: Bill Murphy	Respond to of 82220

Thomas, Nice to hear from you. And, of course, I certainly know of you. Always interested in hearing from the likes of Thomas Drake and it is very much appreciated. Yes, Grauers piece came through. I looked through it briefly and have downloaded it to read. Interesting how everyone looks at things and what they think the effects will be. One thinks one way, one another. Time will tell who is right. Hope your right about gold. I have been pounding the table for months now on both gold and silver. Our twist is that Mr. G is holding the deal down. Maybe, the game will change for a myriad of reasons. I think it has and will. Until it does, it is just a lonesome howl in the wind. Bill

To: dospesos who wrote (2983)	1/10/1999 3:54:00 PM
From: Crimson Ghost	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 82220

Tom: A steeper yield curve would strike another blow in the coffin of the deflationists I agree with you that the odds of a strong gold bull this year are better than for any ear since 1993. I still prefer energy to gold since excessively low oil prices have negative national security implications for the US and the entire global system for that matter. Many on the street are starting to push oil related investments including Abbey Cohen. I find it hard to imagine her ever jumping on the yellow bandwagon though.