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At a bottom now for gold?

An SI Board Since January 1997

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Emcee: Bobby Yellin	Type: Unmoderated

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1711	guess what..just loved your last post..what kind of leverage 50 to one..I thin	Bobby Yellin	-	9/24/1998
1710	Well so ends the hot air and a quick course in econ and several realistic fact	Ahda	-	9/24/1998
1709	Consider this reality: Long Term Capital Management. Capitalized. It's an a	ahhaha	-	9/24/1998
1708	ahaha: Don't disagree, fundamentally. Just found as a Wall Street Analyst	Ray Hughes	-	9/24/1998
1707	Message 5833242 Speaking of hot air hoping theirs is as harmless as mine.	Ahda	-	9/24/1998
1706	You are always profound with depth and deliverance that hit the core. As your p	Ahda	-	9/24/1998
1705	It works like an enraged ugly mob blind to its own interests, only seeking to v	ahhaha	-	9/24/1998
1704	Hi Darleen: Recession or merely slower growth? I've watched the sooth-say	Ray Hughes	-	9/24/1998
1703	Ray in different countries the standard of living increased considerably probab	Ahda	-	9/24/1998
1702	ahaha: You argue from theory. Instead of using a very limited, non-representa	Ray Hughes	-	9/24/1998
1701	About the supply and demand for domestic labor, there is no question that the f	ahhaha	-	9/24/1998
1700	I rank the three psychological motivators in importance(not including need for	Bobby Yellin	-	9/24/1998
1699	<i>I agree that the CBs will lean toward money pumping. But, they willdo	ahhaha	-	9/24/1998
1698	It wouldn't matter if unions represented 1% of the work force. The point is	ahhaha	-	9/23/1998
1697	Russell: Been there, seen that. Despite life's hard burden, the people ar	Ray Hughes	-	9/23/1998
1696	ahaha: I love macro analysis - it is helpful to often step back from the trees	Ray Hughes	-	9/23/1998
1695	Yes Ray,, I saw a documentary about getting water out of mist in Peru or somewh	robnhood	-	9/23/1998
1694	Darleen: In '29-'32 market had big rally after first crack, then came	Ray Hughes	-	9/23/1998
1693	Hi Darleen: the existence of a tool does not mean all will use it, i.e., lead a	Ray Hughes	-	9/23/1998
1692	What was the percentage of workers in unions twenty or fifteen years ago and w	Bobby Yellin	-	9/23/1998
1691	Layoffs? Employment % is at an all-time high. Maybe you have a point. When that	ahhaha	-	9/23/1998
1690	Nontheeless, this is quite a different tone from what you would have said three	ahhaha	-	9/23/1998
1689	Attempting to lower rates is not a policy option. Mcdonough is a stooge. To tro	ahhaha	-	9/23/1998
1688	Debt implosion never occurs because private debt leans on public debt. When pub	ahhaha	-	9/23/1998
1687	Thank you very much for this information.	Ahda	-	9/23/1998

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