That's right

-- redman (redman@aol.com), January 10, 2000

Answers

Don't be so sure. The english are selling and for the past 18 months, people all over the world (especially U.S. and Asia) have been hording. What happens when the horders start to sell of their shoe boxes full? I believe we will see $150 gold in a temporary dip.

Here's a funny question. Why does it cost $3.70 and ounce to break even on silver and $220.00 an ounce to break even on mining gold? Whay does it cost $.44 to break even on mining lead? Maybe there is a better way to mine gold and this temporary dip will cause it to be found.

I'm still holding on to my small shoe box. I sold my large shoe box a while back when the price spiked above $320 / oz.

-- John (none@none.com), January 10, 2000.

John: Maybe you should learn something about mining before you post such nonsense

-- Pinkrock (aphotonboy@aol.com), January 10, 2000.

Geeeezzz...someone answered me. I feel so pretty!

Maybe I misunderstood your previous post, I thought you were being pessimistic on the long term price of gold, but you were being optimistic??? Please 'splain it to me Lucy.

Gold Plated Kook

-- Y2Kook (Y2Kook@usa.net), January 10, 2000.