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To: TobagoJack who wrote (29031)	2/21/2003 11:32:09 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

A phenomenal leveraged silver/copper opportunity called Cardero Resource Corp (CDU- TSE Venture) is in the making now among Canadian juniors. This emerging explorer is fast receiving attention and recognition. Ongoing surface work, including mapping, sampling, and ore processing are underway on a massive scale. Geochemical tests are proceeding from shallow drill sites near the La Providencia and Chingolo mineralized zones in Argentina. A deep hole drill program will follow within a few months. Calculations on the ultimate size of deposits will take some time, but are expected to be extremely high. Several of the leading junior mining editorial writers have begun to notice this company, including Robert Bishop, who has cited Cardero in his monthly miner investment letter. Many other editors are starting to show interest. Its production costs are expected to be minimal, inferable from high percentage of copper concentrates. Small-scale mine extractions have been measured from 200 tons over a ten-year period. In all likelihood this stock must be revalued an order of magnitude higher, or else disrupt entire valuation comparisons among other pure silver plays such as SIL, PAAS, SSRI, CDE. All this is possible even with a flat silver price. This tiny giant and a few other Canadian juniors will be featured in the corollary to this article, which I expect to issue soon. taken from the article thanks for kind words the main question with me is whether Cardero is a 3-bagger from here, or perhaps a 10-15 bagger CDU.V / jim