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To: tyc:> who wrote (21309)	9/27/2003 12:25:24 PM
From: Tommaso	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 39344

Thanks for laying out the correlations. One could add in crude oil and natural gas as well. There might be a wonderful opportunity to load up on natural resources stocks like AAUK if a stock market crash drags them down along with everything else. Notice how, though AAUK has done much better than the S&P, its ups and downs do parallel the movement on the index to some extent: finance.yahoo.com^SPX Of course it would have been better just to be long AAUK for the last two years, but my point is that a general market decline might make it cheaper to acquire than it is now, and that it would surely benefit from commodity price inflation whereas most other stocks would not.