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To: Aragorn1968 who wrote (2977)	12/9/2005 10:17:23 AM
From: ogi	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78419

Nothing has changed since you sold it Aragorn. Now that you are out why not wait for results and then decide. You will have factual information to work from. There is no snese in wasting time worrying if you miss it there will be other stocks to get into. The odds are actually in your favour if you wait for results, and are patient about your entry points, pretty much every time. Cheers, Og

To: Aragorn1968 who wrote (2977)	12/9/2005 10:27:30 AM
From: Mario :-)	Respond to of 78419

<Now I am totally confused. Shall I re-buy CGE. This thing drives me crazy ggg> You always have to make decision, how much risk you can afford. Since you are playing with only two-three stocks at at time, you must risk waaay less. Remember, CC said several times, 'I will add CGE to my list ONLY if they repeat historic drill results' ( Did we listened him? No! LOL ) So that way would be much safer. You will miss initiall run up, but you don't risk more of your money. After (IF) they prove reserves, and with this gold bull market, there should be pleny room for stock price increase. This way, you don't losse more, but you can make some money. IMHO