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Gold/Mining/Energy : Agnico-Eagle Mines Ltd. - AGE (U.S. AEM)
AEM 168.18-0.4%Nov 14 9:30 AM EST

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To: Roebear who wrote (665)1/27/2000 11:15:00 PM
From: Robert J Mullenbach  Read Replies (2) of 1612
 
3 Ring Circus, ( Bob,Yogi,Roebear, )

maybe someday, AEM will be main attraction at the gate.!!

any way, have some top secret info on silver, LOL.

maybe cde will pop after all.

XXXXXXXXXXXXX

Le Metropole members,

A Midas du Metropole "Special" has been served
at The James Joyce Table entitled, "The Devil
Is In The Details."

More on the manipulation of the gold market and
examples of how Goldman Sachs shows up every
where GATA turns.

Today's action: silver shot up 14 cents. Is
that long awaited silver rocket ride upon us?

Perhaps of interest:

*Warren Buffet bought silver
*Buffet owns Gillette stock
*Gillette is researching fuel cell technology that
will use silver
*Warren Buffet and Bill Gates are friends
*Gates bought Pan Am Silver
*Gates has invested in a utility company that
is doing research on fuel cell technology
*Comex silver stocks are dwindling and near
decade lows
*A big, big buyer has shown up in the silver pits

And then this sent in today:

SOURCE: National Electronics Manufacturing
Initiative NEMI Group Recommends Tin/Silver/Copper
Alloy as Industry Standard for Lead- Free Solder
Reflow in Board Assemblies

HERNDON, Va., Jan. 24 /PRNewswire/ -- The National
Electronics Manufacturing Initiative (NEMI) today
announced the alloy its Lead-Free Assembly Project
is recommending for use by industry as a
``standardized' lead- free solder alternative.

For reflow applications (which represent at least
70% of all board assembly production), the NEMI
group is recommending Sn3.9Ag0.6Cu -- a
predominantly tin-rich alloy with 3.9% silver
and 0.6% copper. For wave solder production
(which requires larger amounts of solder),
the group is recommending either Sn0.7Cu, a
less expensive tin/copper alloy (0.7% copper),
or Sn3.5Ag (tin with 3.5% silver).
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