RE:RE:RE:Huge Cash FlowsNextime is right. Barrick got stuck at $400 oz gold for years because of preexisting agreements. While other gold producers soared, they stayed in the basement. You only want to do that, if you believe future prices will be weaker. What if the USD crashes, but you agreed to sell your product at a fixed rate, worth less and less with each passing month? That sets up a situation where share price must fall, correcting downward in tandem with a plunging USD. I wouldn't hitch my star to a weak USD.