I don't know how to hot link this site. This is really serious insider trading. Spread the word about the web site.

www.gata.org

-- sunny (sunny@rainyinSeattle.com), April 01, 1999

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a href="http://www.gata.org/">Gold Anti-Trust Action

-- Brian (imager@ampsc.com), April 01, 1999.

If I knew what I was doing...

Gold Anti-Trust Action

-- Brian (imager@ampsc.com), April 01, 1999.

This scheme, from my understanding, is tied up with the derivative bailout of last fall and involves the Federal Reserve, Wall Street, some large banks and buillion dealers shorting the gold market through manipulation of gold leasing price and interest rate. Any speculation about whether this is to prevent the cascade-effect or domino theory of failed derivative speculation by banks and/or lulling people into not investing in gold as Y2k strategy? Sorry for any spelling errors.

-- sunny (sunny@rainyinSeattle.com), April 01, 1999.

Enlighten me please - I really fail to see why we should be upset that the price of gold is low. If you're worried about TEOTWAWKI it means you can buy more before the end comes.

-- Ned (entaylor@cloudnet.com), April 01, 1999.

It always makes the hair stand up on the back of my neck when someone says the price of gold went up or down. For all intents and purposes, the value of gold does not change. The value of our Federal Reserve Notes go up and down. Gold has very little to do with the world economy, as all currency is now valued against US Fed Res Notes. It would appear then that this insider trading exposed by GATA is actually an effort to prop up the value of Fed Res Notes... Gold is the constant. In propping up the value of Fed Res Notes the gov't would benefit in such areas as: reporting current trade deficits.. long term budgetary projections.. etc. In my humble opinion...

-- WebRNot (webrnot@ncap13k.com), April 02, 1999.

what about silver?

-- y2kbiker (y2kbiker@bellatlantic.net), April 02, 1999.