Just wondering....

-- nosey (rich@bugger.not), November 10, 1999

Answers

For the spot price of gold:
http://mrci.com/qpnight.htm
http://www.kitco.com/gold. graph.html

For the spot price of silver:
http://www.kitco.com/sil ver.graph.html

For the spot price of platinum:
http://www.kitco.com/p latinum.graph.html

For U.S. Markets and stock quotes:
http://finance.yahoo.com/?u

For Major World Indices:
http://finance.yahoo.com/m2?u

Sincerely,
Stan Faryna

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-- Stan Faryna (faryna@groupmail.com), November 10, 1999.

Gawd! WHY do we CONSTANTLY have to be subjected to every frigging upturn or downturn with gold??? Or for that matter, the DOW????

PLEASE keep this stuff over on kitcomm or gold-eagle, where they live for that. IF the DOW crashes due to Y2K fears, or if gold soars because people are cashing out and going for hard assets, it's newsworthy. But these gold and DOW "yo-yo" theads never do anything except generate posts of the order, "It's up! Told ya.", "It's down! Told ya."

-- King of Spain (madrid@aol.cum), November 10, 1999.

I am glad for the alerts. Don't always have time to hit all the gold,stock and commodities sites. If you don't like to read them,don't! Its usually posted in the 1st line that the topic is about precious metals the dow.

-- morgan (bitbybit@eoni.com), November 10, 1999.

KOS

While I agree that Gold is O/T, there does seem to be a possible Y2k connection. The Central Banks made their changes on Gold leasing at the 100 day period of the Y2K wait. If they want to get their "books balanced" by the rollover (as is advised) then there could be interesting implications.

It will then be Y2K relevent.

-- Brian (imager@home.com), November 10, 1999.

A case can be made that the price of gold is (or soon will be) related to Y2K, so it doesn't bother me to mention it here, but not every time it moves up or down a few dollars. A fluctuating price is normal, you all.

-- cody (cody@y2ksurvive.com), November 10, 1999.

No, the market is essentially 'churning' here in a trading range between $286 & $300.00. The technical oscillators are showing no clear cut signals really (as yet). My favorite, the Directional Movement Index w/ ADX seems to be ready to give a signal but the chart I'm using is not very clear graphically as to the what the crossing levels were...and thus the crossing may have occured out of the zone meaning the signal is invalid...so I'm kinda winging it for further corroboration from other oscillators...still hard to say so for now it's still trendless.

-- Dick Moody (dickmoody@yahoo.com), November 11, 1999.