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To: goldsnow who wrote (284)	11/10/1999 11:00:00 PM
From: John Paquet	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 507

Very good, goldsnow, if I know which stocks are good which are bad, I will become multiple billionare within a year or two. ABX, PDG are good stocks in a sense, ABX has no power to go higher, still below that $30, even at $25.30 at one time a couple days ago. So is PDG, you see. Now the question is what creteria and what method to enhance you to make that "good" judgement and to determine which stocks are good, which are bad??????. SKG looks bad so far but still above that .16, how about Bid.com, MCF, GEM, all the Canadian I-stocks you see. Now oil unless there is another Gulf War, there is no way oil will go much higher, I could say that $25.00 looks very toppy, also. That is why I stay away oil and energy sector, when poil back down to $10-12 then I might start buying interests. Gold sector looks good, gold bottomed out $252, now is on the verge to go higher, let say $350, or $417.50, it looks to me it is very possible that gold will hit that target. John Paquet