Daily Dispatches

8p EDT Sunday, November 5, 2000

Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:

Reg Howe has written a detailed memorandum about the
legal aspects of the attempt of the Bank for
International Settlements to expropriate its private
shareholders. His eloquent introduction to his effort
to prevent that expropriation, underwritten by GATA, has
been posted at his Internet site, www.GoldenSextant.com,
and appears below.

11:15a EDT Sunday, October 29, 2000

Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:

GATA members with America Online email addresses
may not have received our three dispatches of
yesterday. This isn't the first time such a
strange thing has happened, and we're getting a
bit suspicious. We know that the dispatches were
delivered to email addresses at other services.

In any case, if you haven't read these dispatches,

10:30p EDT Monday, October 23, 2000

Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:

Alec Hogg, host of the South African radio
program quot;Classic Business,quot; has written an
essay at www.theminingweb.com about his
on-air interview last week with GATA Chairman
Bill Murphy. The essay does a wonderful job
publicizing GATA's Gold Derivatives Banking
Crisis report, especially to our friends and
potential friends in South Africa. You can

quot;When Genius Failed: The Rise and Fall
of Long-Term Capital Managementquot;
by Roger Lowenstein.

Published by Random House

By JOHN BRIMELOW

When the financial madness of the late 20th century
America fades into history, the saga of Long-Term
Capital Management could well emerge as the
quintessential story. Roger Lowenstein's When Genius
Failed is likely to be a classical primary authority.