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To: Jim McMannis who wrote (32018)	4/18/1999 10:01:00 AM
From: long-gone	Respond to of 116764

I agree, from the charts, too close to call at this point, but last 2 days were very strong. Yes, I see inflation everywhere I turn. Yes, the problems of lagging weapons inventory could bite us(as I said two years ago. Perhaps a better question is not if Clinton is spending the budget for his yuppie was, but IF there is a budget surplus? No, & maybe. US can't sell gold. So much has been sold by the other NATO countries I doubt much more will happen, but who knows... How about this: Now, IMHO this is VERY pro-gold. Reuters has been the one bunch that has been quick to report every anti-gold story, but slow to make any pro-gold report: APRIL 16, 17:52 EDT <<Reuters' Employees Authorize Strike NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. employees of the financial news service Reuters have authorized a strike, saying they're frustrated after 18 months of contract negotiations without a deal. Although Reuters' 600 journalists, technicians and support staff will continue to work as bargaining continues, the vote late Thursday increases the pressure on managers to reach an agreement. >> How can they report the rumor & forget the fact if their out on strike and saying nothing??? wire.ap.org