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To: Patrick Slevin who wrote (20)	1/20/2006 8:40:26 PM
From: Patrick Slevin	Respond to of 525

The best was a recent article which closed with a tag line refering to a cartoon character. It was so damn wrong I had to laugh out loud. The dude must be pre-television. But his grasp of gold is fair enuf if you can stand the holier than thou missives he sends out. Tender hooks. I should start a blog on his weird goofs. He must think his education included Literature.

To: Patrick Slevin who wrote (20)	1/20/2006 9:31:05 PM
From: coug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 525

I assume you are talking about Jim Sinclair. :).. I have never met him and never thought of him running an exploration company, just as trader or news letter writer. And just ask me, I have been there, it is one helluva a stretch between the two.. BTW, I would rather do the former, doing exploration, I mean.. <g> So I looked up Tan Range, which I guess he runs.. They have 85 mil o.s., no revs according to Yahoo, not much debt, a little cash, which is not surprising, and a share price of 6.80.. So they will need some financing. So who will finance this thing at 7.00 bucks or so with a few warrants thrown in?..I don't know their properties, maybe they are hot and they can pull it off, but they are overseas, a drawback, imo. I guess a reputation helps in anything, especially raising money, the hard part of this business. I got tired of it and just sold out, went trading, and now want and going to be back in. <g> Once a person gets gold fever, it never goes away, it might go into remission, but it is always ready to pop out.. c