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To: Claude Cormier who wrote (3496)11/16/2002 9:06:38 PM
From: goldsheet  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 4051
 
The case for gold hitting US$510
John Ing looks forward to another prosperous year: "he concedes has mostly been a lousy investment for more than 20 years but which he now reckons is heading next for US$375 an ounce from US$320.70 now, and then to US$510 some time in 2003."
FULL STORY: finance.canada.com

He mentions 10 stocks, many of which both of us like:
A couple of the junior names have changed, but he's still recommending clients stick with his "terrific 10." They are:

- Crystallex International Corp.
- Eldorado Gold Corp.
- Claude Resources Inc.
- High River Gold Mines Ltd.
- IAMGOLD Corp.
- Miramar Mining Corp.
- Repadre Capital Corp.
- Northgate Exploration Ltd.
- Philex Gold Inc.
- St Andrew Goldfields Ltd.

CandleGlance Charts:
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To: Claude Cormier who wrote (3496)11/18/2002 12:48:23 AM
From: Jamey  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4051
 
Claude, I'm caught with a brokerage that will not buy Canadian stocks so that leaves me out on some good potential jr. miners. It seems that most buyers are more interested in reserves than a well ran company. The only profitable one I find is RIC with a P/E of less that 7. Trouble is, they are a 100,000 ounce annual producer. Do you see these small, profitable companies going anywhere if gold continues it's rise?

James