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To: Bill Murphy who wrote (3277)	2/2/1999 9:31:00 AM
From: Robert Dirks	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 81092

Bill, Pete Grandich just mentioned you in his letter. Gotta help our cause....... Robert Grandich Publications P. O. Box 354 Perrineville, NJ 08535-0354 Office: (732) 792-7724 E-mail: pgrandich@injersey.com --------------------------------------------------- I have agreed to become the Portfolio Manager for a new bank being formed in the Bahamas. I am also likely to become the Managing Director for a North American financial services firm. Subject to details being worked out and a contract signed, I anticipate this all occurring in the next 60 to 120 days. I will continue as is until these positions become effective. Once it is, I will continue with my current obligations, but will no longer accept any new consultant positions. I will only consider Board of Director positions. My letter and website will be discontinued. I will only provide my thoughts via private e-mail. I would like to invite all my friends in the professional financial service field who may be interested in exploring a new position to contact me at their leisure. The firm has offices throughout the United States and Canada. It has financial planning, insurance and brokerage offices as well as a trust company. Once I am officially on board, I will be able to invite individual investors to become clients of the firm. It has been a rollercoaster six months and I have no doubt that God has Blessed me with this wonderful opportunity. There have been so many people who have play a role in this "second life". No amount of words could fully describe how grateful I am. Items of Interest - I had the privilege of hosting the Vancouver Investment Conference last week. You can actually see and hear parts of it by going to www.dentv.com and highlight the Vancouver Investment Show on the home page. You will need to load real audio in order to hear it. I have been noting my belief that the gold market had all the appearance of being manipulated. Well, a gentleman named Bill Murphy, has begun a campaign to bring a anti-trust lawsuit against the Federal Reserve and certain brokerage firms regarding this matter. He was recently interviewed on stockhouse.com and I included his interview here. I do want to caution Mr. Murphy as he will be going up against some very powerful people. I am serious when I say he could be putting his life in jeopardy. With courage like this, I pray for his success and well being. Finally, for those of you who are looking for some expertise on trading the S&P 500, there is an Investment Advisor named, Bruce A. Thomson, at IPO Capital, who has a technical computer driven trading program you may want to look into. He claims it has a low cost to start. Call him at 1-800-818-1887 ************************************************

To: Bill Murphy who wrote (3277)	2/2/1999 12:16:00 PM
From: Stephen O	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 81092

Bonn, Feb. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Germany is open to a U.S. proposal that the International Monetary Fund, one of the world's biggest gold holders, sell some of its gold reserves to finance debt relief for developing nations, Deutsche Presse Agentur reported, citing an unnamed German Finance Ministry spokesman. The spokesman said the IMF has ''more than enough'' reserves but Germany would not formally back the proposal without support from the Bundesbank, DPA reported. ''The new government, in contrast to the old one, is very interested in finding ways to forgive the debt of the poorest countries,'' he said, adding that former Chancellor Helmut Kohl, whose government opposed selling gold reserves, had maneuvered Germany into isolation on the issue, DPA said. Gold fell 22 percent in 1997 on concern that central banks and government institutions worldwide want to unload their holdings of the metal, which collectively amount to about a quarter of all gold ever produced. (DPA 2/2) --Iain Rogers in the Bonn bureau (49 228) 22 80 90/tel Bill, they keep the pressure on with the news releases on Bloombergs Regards Stephen

To: Bill Murphy who wrote (3277)	2/2/1999 4:37:00 PM
From: lorne	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 81092

Hello Bill. It takes a lot of courage to do what you are doing thanks. And the way you are doing this allows someone like me the chance to particapate by spreading the "Gold Anti Trust Action" word wherever I can on the internet. I hope all on this and other threads spread the word. Thanks again for the chance to help. Good luck Lorne

To: Bill Murphy who wrote (3277)	2/2/1999 5:37:00 PM
From: lorne	Respond to of 81092

Manipulators??. taken from Kitco chat. kitcomm.com