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To: kirby49 who wrote (11691)	5/3/2002 3:21:29 PM
From: Davy Crockett	Respond to of 36161

Hi Bob, U make a good point, which is why tell everybody I know ( & lot's I don't... to buy GOLD & Silver) Of course as long as they don't believe, I like to think that we can pick up quite a few 10 baggers along the way :) (keeping my finger, toes, arms etc crossed) When CNN drops the NAZ & starts displaying the XAU, then, only then, will we be able to call it a GOLD & Silver bubble LOL Regards, Peter

To: kirby49 who wrote (11691)	5/3/2002 3:36:01 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 36161

Hi Bob, On those 10-20% gains. My plan has been to get to a point where 10% gains per annum until retirement age would leave me and my wife a very very nice RRSP without another dime of contribution by age 45, Well I'm gonna miss by just a tad theoretically but for all practical concerns I'm pretty well there. I'm applying the same principle to my kids RESP's re: post secondary education. Of course I plan to keep contributing but that type of cushioning certainly takes the heat off. There have been a few sacrifices along the way but it appears to be panning out (no pun intended :o) I don't want to be 55-60 and thinking how am I ever gonna retire or how am I ever gonna send my kids to university. I paid my own way as did my wife (well we both paid her way ;o) but frankly I don't see that as viable anymore. regards Kastel