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To: mishedlo who wrote (6447)12/29/2002 4:07:44 PM
From: Tommaso  Respond to of 39344
 
You can buy Dundee Precious metals on the US pink sheets and get an assortment of companies. Just be sure to use limit orders calculated from the Toronto current quote, of course.

pinksheets.com

cefa.com



To: mishedlo who wrote (6447)12/29/2002 7:20:06 PM
From: BigJake  Respond to of 39344
 
"Any small plays listed on US exchanges that you recommend?"

CUSIF



To: mishedlo who wrote (6447)12/29/2002 9:53:32 PM
From: TheBusDriver  Respond to of 39344
 
Almost all CDN companies have a NAS Pink Sheet symbol that is tradeable on the NAS. However, you will suffer with high cost and poor execution. Better to get a broker than you can trade CND directly with like:

penntrade.com

or something similar. JMO.

Wayne



To: mishedlo who wrote (6447)12/29/2002 10:25:29 PM
From: que seria  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 39344
 
Companies I own, all discussed on and many called to my
attention on this board, include (by Elizabeth's categories)

#1: calls on NEM
#2: calls on GG, GLG, AEM
#3: CBD.TO
#4: none yet, but below-market bid in for MNP.V
#5: long list, all Canadian, including YMC/U.V, YWO, RMX, NGT, SUL, SML, BGI, MDN, CKG, MOY, TNX, XCL. OK, I admit it, I still own RCW and JNN.

I also have to admit, despite my recent comment, that I still hold some African plays (BGI, MDN), but all the above are old buys. If gold retraces and the SAF plays go down hard, I might even pick up DROOY, HMY, or GFI for a leverage play if I still think the fundamentals point to a much higher POG. But SAF miners would only be ST plays and/or ones in which I would aggressively take profits for a no cost position if the POG rose a lot.

Regarding the question how I'd categorize some stocks:
category 1: GFI, even if not close to NEM
category 2: GG, GLG, KGC

Sorry, I don't follow the others listed.

I can't name US traded gold juniors (other than a few such as IAG, MNG, BGO) because I buy Canadian through a broker that deals primarily with that market. You can use Pennaluna, Global Resources Investments (Rick Rule's firm, which I use), TD Waterhouse, and likely others for fairly seamless Canadian trading. Depth and executions are better. I don't do Canadian trading online; I'm content to call the broker because I want the benefit of whatever knowledge there is to share. I may try Pennaluna, though, just for grins, if they offer online trading of Canadian stocks.