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To: John Paquet who wrote (428)	4/17/2000 3:38:00 PM
From: John Paquet	Respond to of 507

<<<ggggg>>> Woody Gundy grapped 50,000 shares at market of that WEM at 10 cents. <ggggggggg">>>> this follow knows exactly what he is doing. That IS IT, by repeating my 1993 more than $1,000,000 dollars in the making. Go figure, This the most beautiful dark black horse WEM in this web.com world. Folks, I am not kidding at all this WEM, Go clike long term history of this WEM, especailly 1993 era. John Paquet

To: John Paquet who wrote (428)	4/19/2000 11:48:00 AM
From: goldsnow	Respond to of 507

Alright, John at the risk of being boring let me revisit ESX.TO, for a good reason I believe... any good news on ESSEX (and news are coming soon from the well they drilled) would send ESX over $1 and off to the races....Just like CTQ... So I would have to reiterate ESX as my top black horse(reasoned speculation) at this time.... biz.yahoo.com

To: John Paquet who wrote (428)	4/19/2000 6:11:00 PM
From: goldsnow	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 507

time to short again? <ggg> Even better-buy Gold/Commodities Stocks :) Daley said financing the huge monthly shortfalls was 'economically sustainable' for now. Economists, however, warn the mounting deficits increase the economy's vulnerability as it means U.S. dollars are flooding overseas to pay for goods. That is potentially worrisome if foreign investors begin to view the United States as less attractive and become less willing to hold U.S. dollars, since it could mean a sudden loss in value. siliconinvestor.com

To: John Paquet who wrote (428)	4/24/2000 8:47:00 AM
From: goldsnow	Respond to of 507

Pace predicted a ``screaming shortage' of gas later this year as U.S. production and imports fail to keep pace with booming demand, led by the increasing use of gas for power generation. Analysts said the outlook for oil was also encouraging, because global demand was rising again and OPEC producers were unlikely to oversupply the market, despite their decision earlier this year to raise production, a move which brought U.S. oil prices back to the mid $20s a barrel from peaks above $30. U.S. exploration and production stocks rallied strongly from March 1999, supported by OPEC production cuts that sparked the recovery in crude oil prices, but were hit hard by profit-taking and rotation into technology stocks from September 1999. The Standard & Poor's oil exploration index (^SPOILP - news), which is made up of six exploration and production stocks, ended up with a gain of 17 percent for 1999 and is up about seven percent so far this year. Based on comparisons with previous oil and gas industry cycles Christensen believes there is 70 percent further upside ahead for exploration and production stocks, adding that his favourite picks included EOG Resources Inc.(NYSE:EOG - news) and Devon Energy Corp.(AMEX:DVN - news). Pace, whose favoured stocks include Burlington Resources Inc.(NYSE:BR - news) and EOG, believes the sector can show stock price appreciation of 35-40 percent in the next 6-9 months, after gains last month corrected what he termed ``silly undervaluation'. biz.yahoo.com