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To: heraclitus who wrote (43301)	12/3/2000 10:40:53 PM
From: patron_anejo_por_favor	Respond to of 436258

<<Got Gas>> ho HO HO! Yes. I like the frijoles with my tequila!<G> Seriously, NG holdings are about 50% of my long portfolio (along with Gold). Currently I hold AOG, MND, BR, ROYL and a ton of HGT (along KEG and a trivial amount of NSS). I consider these long term core holdings, as the same short-sightedness that brought us the bubble will bring us denial of the coming energy crisis. The Hubbert Peak is a reality, and we should see it within 8 years tops, so these will be very long term holdings. (I know you're familiar with this, but I'm posting a link for lurkers and other board regulars). news.bbc.co.uk I would not at all be surprised to see a major natural gas shortage this winter (no surprise since the current admin has done everything possible up to and including the SPR release to discourage exploration and production). I sincerely hope no one freezes to death due to shortages this winter, but I am not optimistic...That may get the fire lit beneath nuclear (to mix a whole bunch of metaphors...) As one who lives close to a nuke plant (not in Springfield, but in Phoenix) and whose home is powered by same, I feel the dangers have been vastly overstated, to the soon-to-be recognized regret of Americans everywhere.