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To: TrueScouse who wrote (2556)	3/19/2002 4:22:15 PM
From: loantech	Respond to of 39344

Howard, Great list. Thank you for the reply. We hold many similar or same names. I did sell my PLY they may hit. Tom

To: TrueScouse who wrote (2556)	3/19/2002 4:24:44 PM
From: gold$10k	Respond to of 39344

Howy, I like your calculation and your results. I did a couple of similar calculations. If all of my holdings which are still below their year 2001 high were valued at that level, I would have a 61% PF gain from where I am now. If all of my holdings which are still below their year 1997 high (and existed at that time) were valued at that level, I would have a 472% PF gain from where I am now. 1997 was not the high point for gold stocks in the 1993-1997 period and as you say they didn't all peak at once, so this lends credence to your "860% average gain". Also, most of these stocks are currently already up 50% and more from their lows of the past 18 months. Best, vt