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To: Bill Murphy who wrote (3567)2/20/1999 6:03:00 AM
From: ForYourEyesOnly  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 81802
 
Previous report on silver by MA:

207.86.17.205

Tidbits:

"From a timing perspective we still see 1996 as a major target based upon our 5.6 year cycle. This cycle target calls for a low in 1996 followed by a major rally into 1998. If silver drops BELOW $3.50, then there will be a potential for silver to rally above the $30 level during the next bull market. "

Martin A predicting $30 silver???

Enjoy,

THC



To: Bill Murphy who wrote (3567)2/20/1999 8:56:00 AM
From: chevalier  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 81802
 
Take a look at this chart on the XAU:
iqc.com

I see a classic descending triangle formation that appears ready to make a move. My guess is that it will be to the upside. The stochastics may be giving us the best indication of all. They have made 3 successful higher lows since mid December which is a bullish divergence with price and are about to cross over into buy territory any day now. The RSI has made a higher low since early December which is again bullish as has the MACD.
All I can say is that I think we are about to see some more volatility in the XAU and gold market than we have in a little while.

Have a nice trip to Mexico
Ari



To: Bill Murphy who wrote (3567)2/20/1999 11:36:00 AM
From: C Hudson  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 81802
 
Bill,

From a post on Kitco, one month lease and twelve month lease rates have EXPLODED! (4.94% and 5.22% respectively) Three month and six month have stayed about the same. (around 1%) What do we make of this? A poster on Kitco believes that a massive attack on gold is in the works and that is why one month lease rates are up. I like to think the CBs are starting to light the fuse, but didn't want to do it by raising ALL the lease rates. The EURO is weakening and a higher POG would help it, no? Any comments?