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To: stock bull who wrote (125001)5/15/1999 11:23:00 PM
From: Mike Devour  Respond to of 176387
 
Salsman noted that gold -- the best inflation indicator -- is not flashing any warnings.

''The highest correlation of inflation has shown up in gold, with a lead time of nine to 12 months,'' he said. ''With gold selling at a 20-year low of less than $280 an ounce, it shows there's no inflation threat.''


Oh brother! Just this week England warned they would be selling off a huge chunk of bullion over the next year. Some staggering number of "tonnes". Equivalent to a significant percentage of total world production. Analysts said it would keep the price depressed for a good long while.

Things are probably okay, but I wouldn't trust the price of gold as any kind of security blanket for inflation fears. Heh!

Dell Longs: Good luck through earnings and beyond. My worthless WAG is that any immediate pop in share price will be smaller and shorter lived than you're all hoping because of options expiration and any fallout from FOMC. But you've convinced me that when the market finally gets over its jitters DELL will give you what you're hoping for.

Mike

(Watching for short term opportunities. Someday I'll have a *real* portfolio!! <GRIN> )



To: stock bull who wrote (125001)5/16/1999 1:07:00 AM
From: TwoToTango  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 176387
 
>>>''only the most efficient and most capable companies on a worldwide basis will be able to compete successfully,'' the Prudential strategist said.<<<

precisely...and how many companies can anyone name that are "more efficient" and better managed than Dell? if anyone tried to put together a list of such companies (in good faith and using no double standards), i don't think the list would be very long....not very long at all.