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To: paul ross who wrote (96535)	12/2/2003 10:04:51 AM
From: paunch13	Respond to of 116796

Paul, But in the end still wrong, the statement was no $ 400.00 gold in 2003, so close but no cigar. John

To: paul ross who wrote (96535)	12/2/2003 11:07:47 AM
From: IngotWeTrust	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116796

AND for 13 months, I've been keeping my Eastern Oregon Mining Association monthly membership composed of hardrock miners and dredger folk up with the gold market, in very public monthly presentations--by request of its long term president, using charts and handouts and various educational tools these old rock breakers have never heard of before. And for 13 months I've been telling them $400 gold was a done deal before year end 2003, based on 3 primary factors prior to hearing about Jim Sinclair or jsmineset or JS's "5 pillars." So 13/12ths makes me, what...108% "accurate? "Gladly sharing bob" was and is 100% wrong when it counted on this contest. Guess that makes me an A+ + on any grading curve?? We have enjoyed being on the same winning team on other stocks and prognostications with him, so I guess one leeeeeeetle miss on "gladly sharing bob's" part can be overlooked, yes? Besides, I didn't bet Bob, I put my money in the market, both adding physical inventory at the 270 level and again at the 370 level. Then on 10/26, I doubled up. The one beautiful thing about being wrong and being so publically wrong is that so many nice people are around to remind you of it for the rest of your days<ggg> The nice thing about "gladly sharing bob? Being who he is, he'll pop up and said the obvious in his own way, I'd bet on that. The man did me a favor when the rest of you were hooting and hollering in jest when my first book was a banner ad on his site. That says something else about him in my books. Now I've written 2 more books, I will always be appreciative of his extended hand of support in those early days. g_t