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To: Zardoz who wrote (33267)	5/6/1999 10:11:00 AM
From: donald martin	Respond to of 116762

<<Since INCO dropped to 1/2 the Diamond Fields days, shouldn't we all buy more?>> INCO might not be timely, but I'd buy it before I'd buy Microsoft or AOL. There's one of the problems, though. I'm one of those weak hands on the buy-side. <<Gold will climb again someday, as the US Dollar will fall. Question is, is it now? You say yes,...>> I don't say "Yes, now." I think that there's no way to know when people will lose their fascination with US stocks. When I was a teenager (1981) a very smart (seriously) man told me, "Stay out of stocks. You'll never make money in the market." Now, the refrain is you can ONLY make money in the market. I won't pick a day, month, or even year, for when this mania ends. I just think the longer it continues, the worse the end will be. <<I don't fell confortable with the Yields on the 30 yr.>> Me neither. I'd want at least 9% for my money. :)