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Politics : Gold and Silver Stocks and Related Commentary -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: kidl who wrote (6271)	2/14/2005 1:46:47 PM
From: Salt'n'Peppa	Respond to of 18308

kidl, you echoed my sentiment exactly! {{{Condor: Only the energizer bunny hops faster than they do. They know how to pick the “flavor of the day”. Early birds do well with them.}}} Here is a 2 year graph of LEG: ca.finance.yahoo.com The range over the last 24 months is 8c to 55c. It has not spent much time below 15 cents and the absolute bottom was hit this week. POS or not, gold and uranium are both hot and here to stay IMHO. LEG has a promising gold play in NW BC (not a million miles from Novagold) with some decent early numbers. They also have a Peruvian uranium play that they have barely touched yet. I think you could consider us "early birds", buying at sub-15 cents, no? I agree with you on the "shiftiness" of LEG management and I will sell at least half on a double (22c for me). I can see this one easily going to 30c on any news at all, simply because it is so cheap. Uraniums are running. It doesn't seem to matter what property a company has, it goes up. As soon as LEG's uranium property hits people's radars, it should begin to stir along with the rest of the pack. If management truly are P&D material, then I say, bring on the P because I have a lot of LEG and am ready to do a little D myself. LOL Cheers, S&P