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Politics : Gold and Silver Stocks and Related Commentary

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To: Julian Augustus who wrote (6472)2/15/2005 3:14:30 PM
From: koan  Read Replies (2) of 18308
 
Musashi and metals-lol:

The uniting of feudal Japan happened in the late 16th and early 17th century. Wasn't that the time period for Shogun?

I just said based, maybe I should have said inspired. Anyway, I loved shogun and the first time I opened the book I was in fairbanks (waiting to work on the pipline)in the summer with 24 hour daylight and I read it until I could no longer focus my eyes-lol.

In any event if anyone out there liked Shogun, you will love Musashi, and IMO, is even better. And if you read Musashi and like it Yoshikawa wrote 53 books. I am rereading Musashi now and Taiko. Another of his books.

Dollar is now below the $1.30 euro mark and all metals are looking strong. And most of my screen is a bright green.

Silver is at $7.35, zinc up against .60, nickel closing in on $1.50 and lead strong. Stocks looking very good today. Silver still looks the strongest of all to me.

PFN a PGM play just hit a real honey hole of something like 27 meters of 3.61 grams near surface of 3E. Lismer.

I have held PFN on and off for almsot 6 years. This will be a PGM mine one day. It is in River Valley in sudbury Ontario. I do not own it now, but this last hole was pretty impressive. They are closing in on 2 million oz PGMs almost all near surface.
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