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To: long-gone who wrote (27371)	1/30/1999 7:46:00 PM
From: Zardoz	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116762

"Harmomium", still like that. Why do you think GOLD should go up? Why do you think the USD should go down? Do you think the Eruo is a stable currency based on it's past valuations? Why does this thread HARP so loud on interent stocks and they value, and seem to think that the GOLD stocks are undervalued? What does the PE value have to do with gold stocks? Why when some producers are showing a negative earning, that you hold on so tightly to a stock that is over valued? Why do you believe that if a market correction occurs, that gold stocks will climb, or that GOLD will climb? How does the economy effect the markets? How does the markets effect commodities? How does the commodities effect the economy? And are the last three question reversible? What does a rising interest rate have to due with POG? What is the relationship between inflation and monetary policies? How does the political policies effect GOLD? Why is it that if GOLD is a currency, and silver is a currency, that they don't trade at fix levels to each other? If there is a premium between the gold/silver relationship, why can't they be one between gold/USD? And if there is, maybe GOLD has been on the upside for a long time? Have you ever considered any of the above questions? Or are you just cheering for your stocks? And when the next correction in gold and/or markets come are you open to risk? Can you define risk?