Daily Dispatches

The future of money: gold or the fires

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http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=topNews&storyID=3476385

NEW YORK, Sept. 19 (Reuters) -- COMEX gold surged
on Friday amid dollar weakness and anticipation of a
renewal of the Washington Agreement curbing central
bank sales at this weekend's International Monetary
Fund Meeting in Dubai.

COMEX gold jumps as new central bank deal is anticipated

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10:05p ET Thursday, September 18, 2003

Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:

CBSMarketWatch editor Thom Calandra has descended
upon Mongolia and gotten an interview with the prime
minister about the country's seemingly vast mineral
reserves.

Many of gold's partisans have an interest in exotic
places, so you might want to check this out even if
you're not yet inclined to invest in assets denominated

Wall Street Journal prints its most terrifying four-letter word: G-O-L-D

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http://www2.marketwatch.com/news/newsfinder/newsArticles.asp?guid=%
7BA0C4E73B%2D100C%2D4519%2DB39F%2D4B148AD8985E%
7D&doctype=2005&siteid=mktw&selCount=50&value=gold&property=word&

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Sept. 18 (Reuters) -- Barrick
Gold Corp. has asked a U.S. court to reconsider its ruling to

Calandra is off to Mongolia in search of gold and more

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Precious metals funds are golden;
enjoy 15.5% advance in August
on gold's price rise;
most fund categories gain

ByCarolyn Leitch
Globe and Mail, Toronto
September 15, 2003
http://www.globeandmail.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/TPStory/LAC/20030915/RF
UND15/?query=embry

The rising price of gold helped push equity funds that

Barrick asks court to reconsider gold trial ruling

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9:46p ET Wednesday, September 17, 2003

Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:

Thanks so much to our friend Mark Webber for the
incredible work of transcribing Tuesday's
wonderful interview with John Embry, president
of Sprott Asset Management, by ROB-TV during the
"Lunch Money" and then the "Market Call" programs.
The programs are supposed to be accessible via the
Internet for a week, but I've been unable to get the

Gold''s hero Embry pushes Sprott mutual fund to the top in Canada

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Gold Funds Show the Midas Touch

By Jane J. Kim
Dow Jones Newswires
The Wall Street Journal
Thursday, September 18, 2003

Richard Burns caught the gold bug last week.

The price of gold hit a seven-year high of $382.25 an
ounce, after coming tantalizingly close in February. So
he went out and bought shares in two gold-mining
companies.

"I've been interested in gold" for years, says the

Sprott Asset Management''s Embry identifies gold''s doomed enemies

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1:15p ET Monday, September 15, 2003

Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:

GoldMoney founder James Turk, editor of the
Free Market Gold & Money Report and a
consultant to GATA, has a new commentary
at the GoldMoney Internet site: "Will Gold's
Breakout Pick Up Momentum?"

You can find it here:

http://goldmoney.com

Just click on "Founder's Commentary" at the

John Dizard reports on the NY gold show and Jim Rogers'' plug for commodities

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Look beneath the golden gleam

By Tim Lee
Financial Times
September 14, 2003

Optimism is stirring in financial markets and the U.S.
economy. Recent indicators have suggested that
enormous fiscal and monetary stimulus is having an
impact.

Stock markets have held on to substantial gains and
bond yields have risen as forecasts for growth have
been revised upwards. Supply-side arguments revolving

Financial Times commentary admits central banks'' motive to meddle in gold market

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2:52p ET Friday, September 12, 2003

Thom Calandra's latest "Stockwatch" commentary at
CBSMarketWatch reviews the migration from paper
assets into hard assets, including precious metals
and other metals. You can find it here:

http://cbs.marketwatch.com/news/story.asp?guid=%7B679CCD0A%2D532B%
2D4C3C%2DA361%2D201C7DD6F541%7D&siteid=mktw

Will gold''s breakout pick up momentum?

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Global Investing:
Believe it or not, gold is not all that glisters

By John Dizard
Financial Times
September 15, 2003

There is something very wrong about a financial
conference where the journalists are better dressed
and groomed than the participants. Such was the
case at the New York Institutional Gold Conference
a week ago. Actually, there was one attendee better
turned out than I. It turned out he had just come from

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