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	Comments on: Gold Dips 0.3% as Inflation Reported Flat, Silver Edges Down 0.1%	</title>
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		By: Kevin		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Anytime gold dips, Mr. Nadler of Kitco is supposed to have the preeminent right to write about his favorite topic.... Gold dips.  What will he say if (previously uncannily accurate analyst) Alf Fields&#039; prediction of $4500 an ounce comes to fruition?  I remember all the CNBC shills saying gold was waaay too expensive at $600 an ounce. Too bad I didn&#039;t record that.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Anytime gold dips, Mr. Nadler of Kitco is supposed to have the preeminent right to write about his favorite topic&#8230;. Gold dips.  What will he say if (previously uncannily accurate analyst) Alf Fields&#8217; prediction of $4500 an ounce comes to fruition?  I remember all the CNBC shills saying gold was waaay too expensive at $600 an ounce. Too bad I didn&#8217;t record that.</p>
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