'scuse me Dan, references date from 2000 and 2001. If you look at the chart, this was the bottom. Talking of price suppression when an ounce sells $250 is one thing. Using the same 2001 arguments to prove a price suppression today in 2004 while an ounce has risen 60%?
FYI, this was the chart published in 2000 by the GFMS, shacky and suspicious. Today gold is outside the chart, above. The Trade Wheighted Dollar is outside the chart, below.
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