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To: jackjc who wrote (16922)	7/26/2006 3:06:56 AM
From: marcos	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 78420

chx/tsc - there is a lot of ballyhoo in re these two, so i go to their websites to suss them out, first thing as always i click on their 'capitalisation' link, often labelled 'share structure' ... one promptly tells me that it's 18m out and 20m f.d., which in this day and age is considered tight ... then i go to the other, which seems to have an appropriate link, click on it, and get 'There are no "Share Structure" items released on this web site at this time.' ... but stockwatch, ever on the job, tells me it's got 61m out ... so, guess which one i like better, lol You'd get a much different view of México further south, imho, the border area is not representative of the country, neither are great ugly parts of the cities, nor the gringolandias like los Cabos and Cancún ... the soul of the nation is in the countryside, ejidos, smaller towns, and the tolerable parts of a few cities for brief periods [pardon me, just not a big fan of urban density, claustrophobic or something] ... in the mining country i've never spent time, only passed through, but saw various places that looked homey, friendly genuine people with things to do .... one place i'd like to see if/when it is practical, is Temascaltepec, of which Genco has a foto on their website, it looks inviting .... and not far from, possibly in, that eternal-spring belt of climate in which lies Cuernavaca - now there is a city that doesn't desperately need ploughing up and planting to timber, quite pleasant, university town