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To: Claude Cormier who wrote (24048)	11/14/2003 1:02:46 PM
From: gold$10k	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 39344

Claude, Thanks for your confirmation. Limited downside with good upside potential makes SUF.T appear to be a low risk opportunity here. Best, vt

To: Claude Cormier who wrote (24048)	11/14/2003 6:15:23 PM
From: re3	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 39344

thanks, i joined the SUF club today too

To: Claude Cormier who wrote (24048)	11/15/2003 2:23:48 PM
From: marcos	Respond to of 39344

suf.to/dmw.to - i say that by spring, 21 March, Diamondworks outperforms Southernera .... and not just in net profit per share either [dmw p/e under 3.0, and on the way to be well under 2.0 for FY2004, based on friday's close of 1.41/sh] - in shareprice appreciation .... we shall see - stockcharts.com stockcharts.com ... in fact, i'd give this 2-to-1 odds ... which i'm doing anyway in one sense, as suf is marginable while dmw is not .... lots of detail on dmw on its ihub thread, the poster TA there estimates their 2004 earnings at usd.60/sh, based only on Koidu production and Malawi oil trading, and his previous predictions have been very accurate - investorshub.com Lots of earning power in Southernera too, just a little further out is all .... both subject to african political risk, dmw quite a bit more diversified within the continent though .... both run by pros, equal in that regard imho [and the same pro in one case, Rob Rainey, he seems to go back and forth between the two, he's with dmw again now, having gotten suf a big high-priced financing a couple of years ago] ... higher proportion of insider-held shares in the dmw ... i'll likely hold a few suf.to before long too, but not as much as of dmw, absent changes in the stories ..... cheers