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To: Zardoz who wrote (3081)1/16/1999 10:05:00 PM
From: Bill Murphy  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 81879
 
Hutch,
Your are a very good combatant and I certainly respect that. Yes, my site is very oriented towards gold.
I am an old war horse and have made my killings in just such situations as this. ALWAYS like this. The rationale has to be bearish, very bearish to make a killing. IN MY OPINION ONLY, the gold market has been held down by the "in crowd" for various reasons. I truly think they know they cannot play any longer for fear of dire consequences.
In my opinion, the move up in silver is just the first tip off. The second is the yapping about Brazil to devalue.They said it was most important that Hong Kong and China not devalue.
Jig is up. I will present this shortly. You are blowing my next hoop te doo for whoever gives a tinkers dam. Dollar is going down. Goldman and de facto Rubin are saying so. THEY WILL BLAME IT ON RIO.
THIS IS NOW THEIR EXCUSE OF WHY THE DOLLAR GOES SOUTH.
ANYWAY, those are my thoughts. I do appreciate very much the integrity of your thoughts. We just disagree for the time being.

Bill



To: Zardoz who wrote (3081)1/17/1999 5:41:00 PM
From: Lucretius  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 81879
 
Ho Ho Ho, you're crackin me up again.

The rise in Yen is due to one thing and one thing only... demand exceeds supply.

I'll let you try and figure out why.

a few hints... part of it has to do w/ trade imbalances, part of it w/ loans and overseas investment, and part it w/ the composition central bank reserves.