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Gold/Mining/Energy : Gold and Silver Mining Stocks -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: gold$10k who wrote (733)	4/17/2001 7:03:13 PM
From: russwinter	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4051

Sure, besides the names in post 720 I hold Gold Reserve (GLDR), Nevada Pacific (NPG.V0 and TVX (ouch). I think about everything is a buy right now. I bought NPG at 14 during tax loss selling so that might be a hold in the mid-20's. I picked up FWR at 24, and might pass in the mid-30's unless they hit hot holes in their prospects. GBU might be a little out of buy range. I traded in (24) and out(37) of YMC (Anatolia), but have an order to get back in for good. The other names on my earlier post today are a current watchlist and it is changing all the time. siliconinvestor.com Those stocks are also selling at nominal valuations and my game plan is to be alert to news and developments. Since I am one of the few people on the planet who is paying any attention, my theory is to do the homework and respond quickly to get a free ride on some big discovery news. Typically spectacular exploration results are neglected or poorly rewarded. There is little reason to pay up in advance. You might also consider subscribing to Claude's Ormetal. Go ahead Claude tell everybody how inexpensive it is (the guy is just too much of a gentleman). I think he does a good job of controlling risk in a pretty speculative endeavor: mineral exploration and what has been a difficult market. Perhaps he could elaborate on risk control, but I see his NDT recommendation as a case in point. The stock was essentially a free grassroots play on Antana in Peru as the market was valuing it as a net net (no value to the prospect). The play didn't quite work out (unfortunately explorers walk away pretty fast if the initial results don't pan out great), but the cash balance protected the downside stemming the loss to maybe 25-40% at worst. Most of his other picks have solid low cost value underpinnings and good development stories that protect speculators.