Daily Dispatches

11:20a ET Monday, March 24, 2003

Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:

Thom Calandra's latest commentary at CBSMarketWatch
is headlined: quot;Crisis moment for gold.quot; You can find it here:

a href=http://cbs.marketwatch.com/news/story.asp?http://cbs.marketwatch.com/new...
column=Thom#43;Calandra's#43;StockWatchamp;dist=nwtwatchamp;siteid=mktw

Or try this abbreviated link:

9:06p ET Friday, March 21, 2003

Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:

As horrible as gold's beating was today, the day may have
had a couple of consolations.

First, surreptitious, coordinated, and ruthless official
intervention against gold may have been so obvious today
as to require acknowledgement by the mining industry.
(OK, I'm not exactly holding my breath.)

And second, a new essay by GATA consultant Robert K.

8:30p ET Tuesday, March 19, 2003

Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:

Thanks to our friends who forwarded today the
Bloomberg dispatches appended here, which
suggest that the big difference between the
U.S. markets and European and Asian markets
is that the European and Asian governments
admit to manipulating their markets, while
the U.S. government uses intermediaries and
hides behind the shadowy Exchange

Oops! He really shouldn't have said that, should he?

By Sean Corrigan
a href=http://www.capital-insight.comhttp://www.capital-insight.com/a
March 20, 2003

Not content with moves to restrict short selling, to allow
companies to break rules applying to share buybacks, to
sell their currency, and to mobilize state pension monies
massively to move the Nikkei off yet another 20-odd year