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To: russwinter who wrote (1043)	5/18/2001 7:58:29 PM
From: Bruce Robbins	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4051

Here's some small producers to add to the list. They only went up a small amount today: RIV- River Gold Mines ARZ- Aurizon RIC- Richmont I do not think they have sold forward <g>. Haven't looked at these in ages and so I can't comment on their financial situations. I agree that SWG, FGX and CBD are in a great position. I am of the opinion that this gold rally will end shortly and resume this fall. Just my gut talking... the US$ is still too strong. Kinross and Goldcorp are certainly acting like a rockets these days. I can't understand the reason why Kinross is doing better than most.

To: russwinter who wrote (1043)	5/18/2001 10:47:06 PM
From: I_C_Deadpeople	Respond to of 4051

Solid list as always Russ...I would add MFL, I am pretty sure you and many others here follow that one. As well, I like EEL - Eaglecrest, they were able to raise about $2 million for an underground bulk sample, that in itself was impressive in this market. They have a nice property in Bolivia that could be in excess of 5 million ounces (Note - I am not a geologist)...web site is: eaglecrestexplorations.com

To: russwinter who wrote (1043)	5/19/2001 5:44:26 PM
From: ralfph	Respond to of 4051

PLY topography ? Anybody got a take how the San Miguel property lies in relation to the Charcas property ? The reason I ask is I am curious as to wether the high values could be atributed to the Charcas property. It appears that the top of the Charcas property contains exposed mineralization. (1) Is San Miguel an old lake bottom ? (2) Is San Miguel lower than the Charcas property ? (3) Is San Miguel down wind from the Charcas property ? (4) Any refinerys in the area ? Mineral or gas. (5) Has there been any coal fired generation or burning of focil fuels in the area ? A couple of pictures at PLY,s web site show virgin ground . I wonder if it is representative of the ground that the samples where taken from. I would have emailed these questions to the company company but my server is locked out again. ELD- looks good under 50 cents. And several of the Bob and Bob properties are worth diggin up again. Spellingly challenged ralfph.<ggg>

To: russwinter who wrote (1043)	5/23/2001 10:54:14 AM
From: TrueScouse	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4051

Russ: Thanks for your comments and the excellent list of juniors from last week. I meant to respond before now, but... :^( <<Don't worry about SWG, it will catch bids early next week>> Good advice -- not to worry that is. I know from past experience that the hardest thing to do if / when a bull market really gets going is to hold on and realise the full potential of the move. I try to plan my "exit strategy" in advance, and then try to forget about the short-term moves. For example, I've just reviewed the long-term charts of 10 of the better juniors (including CBD, SWG, etc.) and noted down the current price and the high and low prices since 1994. The averages for all 10 stocks indicate: - Ratio of current price to low = 2.1 - Ratio of high to current price = 5.4 i.e. On average, the stocks have doubled since their lows, but they should be at least 5-baggers from here if we get a major move in PMs. This is why I'm trying to be patient. I tend to forget the long-term picture unless I keep reminding myself -- e.g. that FGX used to be a $35 stock and CBD traded close to $10! After waiting so long, IMO it's premature to sell out after a 50% or even a 100% rise. Take out some initial capital maybe, but leave the rest on the table for the big move! So, waiting and looking forward to the day when SWG goes above it's previous $28 high.... Regards, Howy