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To: Ahda who wrote (33534)	5/10/1999 2:53:00 AM
From: Zardoz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116774

As you suggested: Number 1 reason to buy gold:"I think woe be it when Greenspan leaves" I agree 100% there. But isn't his term coming up VERY soon? Like around June {guess} Do we really think that next master will be as gracious to money supply, and interest rates. That could be where the FEAR is coming from {XAU rise}, so early. Japanese Banks, now there is a Cabal of monstrous size. About 20 Trillions US dollars?? "I complete understand the rational of currency but I am lost in trying to find these low growth figures when my today asset inflated value creates greater buying ability for me to yet inflate more." Message 8797419 This was an excellent find from Rarebird: "While it is tempting to lament about the speculative melee that continues to transpire throughout our stock market, we will, instead, focus on the job at hand and, "just stick with the facts." Yesterday, the Commerce Department reported that 4th quarter profits declined 17% for US manufacturing corporations, compared to the forth quarter of 1997. This sharp decline in profits was posted with revenues largely unchanged. After-tax profits at manufacturers averaged 5.1 cents per dollar of sales compared to 6.2 cents during the third quarter and 6.0 cents during 1997's 4th quarter. " From one Canauck to another: Where in Hope is Skunk Hollow? Sounds like a place to look for GOLD?