Daily Dispatches

12:20p EST Wednesday, March 8, 2000

Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:

The Wall Street Journal noticed gold and GATA today,
and in the process suggested that the price of gold
should be higher. This is largely because of GATA's
hectoring the newspaper in recent weeks. We hope the
paper will stay interested and begin pressing the
U.S. Treasury Department for answers to our
questions about the Exchange Stabilization Fund and

9:45p EST Sunday, March 5, 2000

Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:

Let's see if I understand the following BBC story. It
goes like this: We folks who have argued for more than
a year now that the gold market is being manipulated
were nuts at the beginning and are nuts still, but the
gold market really MAY be manipulated after all, and
the United States is opposing the European candidate
for director of the International Monetary Fund because

By John Crudele
New York Post
(nypostonline.com)
March 3, 2000

Did Washington eliminate the rising price of oil from
the last Consumer Price Index?

If you have a car, you know that the price of gasoline
has beaten up the family budget in recent months.
Homeowners who heat with oil haven't missed that point
either. In fact, the fear is that every industry from
airlines to the makers of widgets will try to pass on

CBS MARKET WATCH FEATURES GOLD FIELDS

By Thom Calandra
www.CBSMarketWatch.com
Thursday, March 3, 2000

This is a gold story. A South African gold story.

In an age when everyone in the world wants to own --
pick one -- biotech stocks, semiconductors, or IPOs --
one very large gold company is betting big on an old-
world currency, and making a bold call on the price of
the languishing metal.