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To: marcos who wrote (722)	5/20/2001 10:44:25 PM
From: ralfph	Respond to of 8273

I have yet to resort to sitting in the bushes with an eyeglass looking at a drill rigs mud. But the thought has crossed my mind more than once. <ggg> GTT- I will call ... if anything just to give the guy my support. PVO- I need to call and kick the goofs butt who has made so many poor desitions with this once good company.12 million cash but he does not want to continue mining. That is the problem when the insiders lose control.Bradstone is now in control and their record speaks for itself. take care ralfph

To: marcos who wrote (722)	5/21/2001 3:14:44 PM
From: tyc:>	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8273

I'm not sure whether this is of any interest. Whose stock benefits most from an increase in the price of gold ? How about "The one whose current production yields the most gold per $1,000 of market capitalization." ? Consider; Stk;...MktCap/1000 ...Yr2000Prod/... oz per $1000 .. Pdg....6,122,352..... 3,000,000 ..... half-an-oz K....... 436,931..........932,000.........2.13oz GLG......310,800..........218,390........7/10th oz IMN...... 97,712..........218,600........ 2.23oz There is one producer that is even better; BHK Blackhawk. There are probably others too. If you know any, please share them. The figures were just picked up quickly from TSE quoted market capitalizations and from last year annual reports. They may not reflect current situations. Moreover, they say nothing about profitability or costs nor the effects of hedging; they simply indicate the benefit of price increase on total production; (i.e. leverage) No marcos, the increase in copper prices did not escape me ! :>