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To: Michael Bidder who wrote (17560)	8/21/2003 10:06:05 PM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 39344

Mikie, Mikie, Mikie. Where have you been? It is up to companies to correctly report their data, not for people to have to call to clarify. Surely a simple matter like how long the samples were, and how wide the mineralized area was is not too hard for them to include in their reports. I should remind them? Whuffo? I ain't buying the property or the company, so diligence is not due. Your job is not to convince Tom, Dick or Harry how good this thing is. It either is or it isn't. Sell into the rise and make a profit. Ride the free stock. A speculation might be how many drill holes can Far West hit of good grade and widths of copper in the Atacama fault. It also may be speculation that IMA could hit carapace breccia material at depth with good width. But what have they got on the surface? Why are they so artful in not telling us zackly what it runs across what widths? What's the problem? If you are sure you are rich, then terrific. I should tell people to buy at 2.20? What if the Supreme court of Drilling weighs in that there is no ore at depth? Where would I be? Where will you be? Chance of that? I would say finite. If it falls and you lose I sure don't want to be the one to say I told you so. If you sell half like an intelligent man would, then I have not qualms, when it may go to 4 bucks on a great hit to say I was right about that too. Right in that no matter where it goes, it will have been better to have been hedged. Just imagine this. Imagine if it is no good, someone gets to kill you. Then buy or sell accordingly. EC<:-}