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Gold/Mining/Energy : Precious and Base Metal Investing

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To: Michael Bidder who wrote (26863)	1/12/2004 3:08:38 PM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (1) of 39344

Holding off until they discover a gargantual precious metals mine that they can actually realistically develop, given that area's problems, the court case, the ore questions etc.. Similarly with Angostura for similar reasons. Some people have to prove it to me. No matter where or what, some people can draw the rabbit out of the hat, and projects that have everthing going for them except for investors, don't fly. It is a strange world. We should have a gold mine operating in Wawa. But you can lead the horses to water, but not be able to make them drink. It's all a matter of "perception" or politics, and that is in the eye of the perceptor, or the politicor. If gold alone were the key there would be 100 gold mines in Russia. At one time there were. I don't know how many are operating today. I doubt that it is 10. There are gold mines operating in Ottawa, Brazilia. Moscow and Buenos Aires, but they are not two-way gold mines in all fairness. The gold does not flow back to the investor. EC<:-}

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