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

To: russet who wrote (6019)	12/9/2004 3:44:43 PM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8273

This will be a spin off. Which one is the horse? EC<:-}

To: russet who wrote (6019)	12/9/2004 3:49:37 PM
From: marcos	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8273

enm.to - aargh, up .25 and i'm offside, haven't got a single share .... it's been very high up on my shopping list, too, just didn't get around to it yet ... you're right, they've got no Howe-Bay street promo going for them now, that's the major difference ... every time i see Bill Trenaman's [sp?] name on an ivn.to release, i think back to when they did, and it all turned to shit anyway ... the new folks have got footholds all over the continent now, and certainly appear competent ... earnings dropped way back after that first wild success in northern Rhodesia, which likely harms credibility a bit, but they're definitely building something There is angst around the threads, in re juniors, it seems odd to me, because they should rightly be weak at this time ... all the tax-loss candidates anyway, of which there are always many, any outfit that's any distance below its yearly high .... i can't seem to get very interested this year though, don't know why .... haven't spent half my ammo so far, i come to putting in bids and at the last moment drop them another ten per cent, or just not bother at all, put it off .... other years i recall feeling a lot more sure of things [which could be the embellishment tendency of memory, i guess] .... but there's not much that's compelling, so far