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To: hunchback who wrote (32711)	4/28/1999 8:32:00 PM
From: sea_urchin	Respond to of 116759

I like the Uncertainty Principle approach --- I am trying to think of examples: If you know the IMF is selling, you can't know who is buying. If you know who is buying, you know they didn't buy from the IMF If Clinton wants to sell gold to help poor countries, you know he really wants to sell them arms in order to help the rich countries If you are told Swiss are selling, you are not told who is buying. If Kaplan or Goldeagle tells you it's time to buy, you know it's time to sell. If they tell you it's time to sell, you know the end of the world has come. If the government tells you there is no inflation, you know prices will rise. If they tell you there is inflation, you know the end of the world has come.