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To: pogbull who wrote (1961)	4/26/2006 7:20:43 PM
From: jackjc	Respond to of 3267

Posted my moly jr trades last wk on this board: ------------------------------------------------------------- To: higrademoly who wrote (1921) 4/19/2006 1:03:48 AM From: jackjc Read Replies (2) of 1962 The past few months (after 2 yrs treading water) have given me a chance to cut my stock list in half by selling out just about all small positions. Had far too many. Selling has to be done when there is strong buying IMO. Bought GPXM at 19, sold at 52. Also did not like the mgmt deal for their cash back plus 240%, from first sales $500k/mo priority over other holders. (If I got this wrong please correct me). Sold ROK for a quick double (barely) after I could not get any of the first PP. When an existing holder can't get PP sh, I often sell out. But I would have held with a big enough position. And the Hatch study quoted $30M capex for the 500T/d case, steep. But ROK did a great job getting a used mill and advancing the prop IMO, and I should have just gone into the mkt on the pullback and built a decent position. My fault. And I have always felt that moly was a short time thing and have been concentrating on silver and zinc jrs for this stage of the bull. RMKL has always been my main moly play and still is, though the moly part is just to raise cash for their gold props. And RMKL production is just as imminent -------------------------------------------------------------- Diesel gens: Have not had a jr use them successfully, but have limited experience with them. But the fuel price would concern me more than ever today. ROCAF: No. I use Penntrade and have been very satisfied with their TSX work.

To: pogbull who wrote (1961)	4/27/2006 12:57:16 AM
From: perthx	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3267

As many know, I only check in on this board every so often. Glad to see the GPMX pump machine in high gear. What really amazes me is the obvious amaturism and bush league types we have posting here. LOL you don't know how to buy Canadian shares? HAHAHA now that is a good one! Gee ROK, AUA, UNB or ANY OF THE CANADIANS can easily be bought at Scottrade, Schwab, E-trade, (or even Merrill Lynch). But then if you don't like talking to your broker then maybe you shouldn't buy these wonderful companies. Or maybe paying $27 or $30 instead of your normal $7 or $9.95 commission is too big a jump for your measly 100 and 200 share trades LOLOLOLOL. Sure Penntrade (Pennaluna)can buy them for you but why pay more than what your discount broker already charges for the same service? I like Penntrade but really... Oh and for those of you who love BLE...here's a link I found on the Stockhouse board you need to see. Because there is absolutely NO ONE OPPOSING BLE IN SMITHERS, didnt you know that? www3.telus.net