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To: Hugh Gallagher who wrote (8920)	3/19/2003 5:28:00 PM
From: jrhana	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 39344

Maybe because creeping socialism keeps creeping Message 18723107 To me it has long seemed like a slow form of expropriation-a lingering approaching near death experience. Maybe investors are waking up not only about South Africa but the rest of Africa. Interestint that SJD.V has barely reacted to what is apparently great news Message 18723223 finance.yahoo.com despite: biz.yahoo.com and now biz.yahoo.com On this I am sticking with Elizabeth: Message 18370049

To: Hugh Gallagher who wrote (8920)	3/20/2003 5:06:21 PM
From: ogi	Respond to of 39344

There are a number of factors acting against Drooy right now. Number one is the increased value of the S.A. Rand. Number two is the horrible internal fights that are taking place within the company which is of soap operatic dimensions. Number three is the South African government and their new empowerment and royalty programs that will decide the fate of the minerals sector in S.A. I would highly recommend Mineweb which is based in S.A., and is a free subscription, for background on the golds, South Africa in particular .http://www.theminingweb.com/ I sold my DROOY a couple of months ago. Cheers, Ogi

To: Hugh Gallagher who wrote (8920)	3/25/2003 12:33:30 PM
From: baystock	Respond to of 39344

<A gold price under $350 tends to accelerate the downside in the share price of Durban Deep whilst bullion above $350 speeds the upside. My analysis of the gold price is a run to $435 followed by a kick to $570 and a final surge to $680 as the stages for the next major upside leg of this massive long term bull market. As far as I am concerned we have just completed the first upward thrust and first corrective phase that started in May last year. We should now enter the second upward stage of the bull run that should continue through to this time next year. Make no mistake this is a huge bull market in bullion. In early 2001 I gave Durban Deep at R5 as my pick for the year on Alec Hogg's business radio show. I was ridiculed. It went up ten fold to R50 within 18 months. I am again stating that I look to Durban Deep as the best buy in this gold market with an upside potential of at least 500% over the next 12 months. Once the gold bullion price commences the blast off from its current $325 platform, and looks like shooting through $350, all the negativity surrounding Durban Deep and the royalty bill will suddenly dissipate. I am looking for a vicious up move in the gold price in the near future to attack the $400 level before mid year!! We are not dealing with a passive animal but a latent serpent that will strike very quickly. Manipulators of the gold price beware!! If you want to make real money in the next 12 months climb into Durban Deep. Dr Clive Roffey Gold Action March 25, 2003> 321gold.com