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Gold/Mining/Energy : SOUTHERNERA (t.SUF)

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To: Donald McRobb who wrote (3370)5/16/1999 10:13:00 AM
From: Sudhir Khanna  Read Replies (3) of 7235
 
From the May 4/99 issue:

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"SUBSCRIBER QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

I spend a lot of time answering questions via E-Mail from subscribers. This section will summarize relevant questions and answers whenever I feel it appropriate. In some cases, several similar questions are posed and answered on an individual basis. In these cases, the questions and answers are summarized as a combination of all the similar inquiries. Let me know if you find this section beneficial.

Question: SUF.t - March 26, 1999

Sudhir, A few months ago I asked you about Southernera. You suggested that WSP was a better buy and that SUF may go down before it goes up. You appear to have been right. What do you think of SUF now?

Answer: SUF.t - March 27, 1999

In this industry, you speculate primarily on people. SUF has a good team and I have much respect for Chris. However, with the recent announcements, SUF may be overextending itself and losing some focus. This was my initial reaction to some of the announcements and I expect some of the market felt the same way. I do not believe the downtrend has been reversed. There is good support in the $4.50 range. At this point, I am inclined to wait for the NWT results before making an investment decision. If the NWT results fail to find a diamondiferous pipe, SUF may fall below $4.50. I am looking for this event to add SUF to the portfolio.

SUF has been successful in finding deposits in the past. This is where its strength lies. I like the deal with CNB and continue to have hopes for the NWT holdings in the future...."

Sincerely,
Sudhir Khanna, P.Eng.
Editor, The RESOURCE INDICATOR

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