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Gold/Mining/Energy : Silver Standard Resources Inc. NSC: SSRI CVE: SSO

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To: Outer-limits who wrote (96)2/4/2001 11:54:27 AM
From: Claude Cormier  Read Replies (1) of 165
 
<We've given back about 1/2 of the recent move>

The move in SSRI was very similar to last April/May up move. It moved to the same price level and for the same reasons. So if silver doesn't move up, look for SSRI to move back to base.

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On the other hand, silver appears to have start a multi-months rally that could carry it to $5.50-$6.00. If it happens, SSRI should do very well for two reasons:

1) They have a large follow up in US
2) Some of their projects become economic and are showing better rates of return at silver US$5.50 and above.

The way I see it, if silver moves into high gear and pass the $6.00 level in a long term bull market, SSRI will be one of the best silver plays around, possibly the best. But if Ag continue to average below $5 over the next several years like many are suggesting, than SSRI will go down and eventually sell below $1.

I view SSRI as a perpetual call on silver prices. It is out-of-the-money for now, but not very far of being at-the-money.
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