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To: Paul Shread who wrote (5358)	4/9/2001 12:26:50 PM
From: Terry Whitman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52237

There's no such thing as a 'safe' stock- as you know. The 'safest' ones would probably be large ones with big proven reserves and good earnings histories. NEM, HM, PDG, GOLD, ABX, etc. You should talk to Heinz about them. He knows far more about gold and miners than I do or probably ever will. Pay no attention to those fundamentals- lagging indicators.. <g>

To: Paul Shread who wrote (5358)	4/9/2001 12:59:13 PM
From: donald sew	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 52237

Paul, Concerning gold stocks, CNBC was interviewing the CEO from NEM and he indicated that a 4% rise in the price of gold would equate to an approximate 10% increase in either revenue or profit, cant remember which one it was. As mention awhile ago I suspect that the overall market is now starting another trading range at lower levels. As for the NDX Im still holding onto a position of a trading range from 1500-2300 with possible spikes below and above the range by about 500 points. We are now below 1500 and it doesnt appear just to be a spike down, so I may have to rachet that trading range down a little, but still keeping the possibility of another down spike of 500 points. So many are still looking for a full recovery. Im bearish to the extent that the NDX is close or at an important bottom, but that the NDX will be in a relatively tight trading range of less than 1000 points for a very long time. Money can still be made on a trading basis, but not on a buy and hold strategy. And Im not talking about finding that one stock that breaks out, since Im talking about a perspective of a whole portfolio.

To: Paul Shread who wrote (5358)	4/9/2001 12:59:14 PM
From: donald sew	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 52237

Paul, Concerning gold stocks, CNBC was interviewing the CEO from NEM and he indicated that a 4% rise in the price of gold would equate to an approximate 10% increase in either revenue or profit, cant remember which one it was. As mention awhile ago I suspect that the overall market is now starting another trading range at lower levels. As for the NDX Im still holding onto a position of a trading range from 1500-2300 with possible spikes below and above the range by about 500 points. We are now below 1500 and it doesnt appear just to be a spike down, so I may have to rachet that trading range down a little, but still keeping the possibility of another down spike of 500 points. So many are still looking for a full recovery. Im bearish to the extent that the NDX is close or at an important bottom, but that the NDX will be in a relatively tight trading range of less than 1000 points for a very long time. Money can still be made on a trading basis, but not on a buy and hold strategy. And Im not talking about finding that one stock that breaks out, since Im talking about a perspective of a whole portfolio.