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To: Giraffe who wrote (26468)	1/6/2004 5:50:11 PM
From: loantech	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 39344

Giraffe at what price do you re-enter CKG?

To: Giraffe who wrote (26468)	1/7/2004 1:15:37 AM
From: marcos	Respond to of 39344

With the HUI/PoG, it might just be that the HUI got a little ahead of itself during november, and had to rest up some .... could also be a double top predicting a rest for gold, yes, but if so it won't last long, imho loantech, a fill of the gap-up might do it for me with ckg, that's 4.00ish ... Giraffe's 3.50 would be nice, but less likely [in the summer i was mostly waiting for 2.25s, kind of hoping for 2.00s, lol, that's why i had so few] .... the thing i keep thinking with Chesapeake is, look at how much its market cap exceeds treasury, then compare with Grayd, who are about to get rolling on properties right there in the same belt Granted the history of ckg management and their funding etc, sure it's worth more for all that ... but is it worth that much more than gyd? .... either or both could burn drilling cash until next year this time, and come up dry, in this they are kind of equal maybe ..... Grayd's a lot cheaper ticket - look at what ckg would have to trade at to give you a triple from this point, near 15.00, well gyd gives a better return than that just getting to the loonie ..... yeah i know all the flaws in this thinking, still i wonder if they might be outweighed in this market