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To: Tomato who wrote (811)	11/10/1998 5:41:00 PM
From: Lorne	Read Replies (2) of 2006

Your point is well taken although it is quite easy to recall bad moves by people with big cash over the previous several decades. I am therefore praying that I don't have to read a list of everyone's favorite stock scams over the next few days. Now for a bit of a reply. Firstly I don't think it too wise to hold up Warren Buffet as an example of a guy who screws up when investing large amounts of cash. My point was just that the guys who took down the $103 million financing are most likely to know more about the reality of Diavik than we are. I'm not saying that it's a sure thing, I'm just saying that there are a lot of good indicators with this stock and I firmly believe that now is a good time to buy. I'm not naive about the diamond market and have indicated that this is where Aber's most serious problem may lie in previous postings. Now do you really believe that following the serious cash is a mistake or are you simply nitpicking, because for every example of a screw-up that you give I'm quite sure I can come up with dozens of times that people like Buffet were bang on.

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