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Strategies & Market Trends : Winter in the Great White North -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: E. Charters who wrote (5179)	11/3/2003 11:10:24 PM
From: Rocket Red	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8273

EC Whats your take on APP its in your Back Yard or close to it. Drillresults expected shortly Thanks

To: E. Charters who wrote (5179)	11/4/2003 12:18:07 AM
From: marcos	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8273

'In 1903 Hughes and a friend traveled out to North America where he began work on a railway survey gang in New Mexico and then at the mines in Cobalt. He made a name for himself as a mining reporter and became the editor of Cobalt's Daily Nugget. He quit when asked to support the Conservative Party in the periodical as he advocated independent journalism. Hughes then went on to found the Northern Miner, which is now one of the largest mining newspapers in the world.' Tripped over this while showing someone how to use the net to research her family tree bdr.v - i've got a few, had a lot more two years ago when it was ybr.v, picked them up summer '01 for .07 average or something, sold to freebies [or below] when it had its first run in early '02 .... so far so good, russet's freebie plan, but then i was shutting down the account they were in, sold the rest instead of transferring, then figured they could be bought cheaper later, which was somewhat true, only i wasn't watching when they sold down ..... aargh, another case where the freebie plan was far better There are times when keeping freebies doesn't do you much good .... the '96-'99 bear, for one ... it felt pretty silly to sit there with Sherritt, for example, and just watch it grind down day after day .... then, being emotionally invested in the thing, buying back in prematurely, that was even sillier ... same exactly with Kinross in that time .... works fine for speckies in bull markets, yes, but you have to buy well, and be disciplined about selling too, that can be the hardest part Sometimes you're attached to the story, we all are on our favourites ... hard to sell then, but nothing goes in a straight line forever, you have to look at it like you're just raising a little cash to get the same shares back on a retrace