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October 29, 2008

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MP:
I read the Rogers interview. I have advocated repealing the Federal Reserve Act for 28 years. The monetary base has increased 35.56% in the last six weeks! Deflation, we ain't got none. Got gold? Get more!

I'd like to see a modified misery index include participation rate instead of the much manipulated unemployment rate (not that the inflation rate isn't fiddled as well). Come to think of it - let's redo the whole thing with the shadow statistics over at shadowstats.com :-)

Right now the global environment is deflationary.Metals rallied mostly on borrowed money over the last few years. I see a retreat in the price for the next few months at least (you've got to have money to bid the price up). I don't think you'll see gold sub 600, but on the whole, you'll probably need an Armageddon scenario to get it to spike quickly. The burn out in Crude oil is also to blame, as gold has been used as a pseudo proxy for real value.

-As for Jim Rogers?- He's the James Cramer of Commodities. He's been chased out of his own country by angry investors. He'll probably die in a shack in Vietnam once they chase him out of Singapore.

Also, for those of you who think gold's going bonkers any time soon, look a the crack spread.

If crude declines then gold supine.

http://ftalphaville.ft.com/blog/

Also, for those of you who think gold's going bonkers any time soon, look a the crack spread.

If crude declines then gold supine.

http://ftalphaville.ft.com/blog/

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