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To: Andrew who wrote (23000)	10/27/2003 3:49:41 PM
From: Andrew	Respond to of 39344

I like this part of Calandras report. <<Subscribers, for instance, should be thrilled with the performance of Nevsun Resources (NSU), the gold and copper company whose Bisha project in Africa's Eritrea just might near that of Mongolia/China mining house Ivanhoe Mines (IVN) in terms of the size of the resource. "Copper," CIBC analyst Jack Jones told me over dinner in London, where I was rubbing elbows with the prime minister of Mongolia and a flock of high-powered asset managers, lords and ladies, "is the place to be for the next few years at least." See: Ivanhoe's tidal wave to sweep copper and gold markets. cbs.marketwatch.com. Shifting continents, to the Africa front: I expect shares of Nevsun sister company Sunridge Gold (SGC) to continue their sharp gains as the company, commandeered by Ashanti Gold veteran John Clarke, begins to unveil fresh data on the extension of its Bisha complex, and the depths, widths and grades of copper and gold in that revived African nation. Nesvun's already robust shares sometime in the next three weeks will stage a considerable move higher, most likely a $3 Canadian gap-up in price, based on what almost surely will be lush mineralization at the Bisha project. Along for the ride: Sunridge, whose tiny market capitalization will swell as Canadian and American fund managers look for other Eritrea alternatives.>>