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To: marcos who wrote (20177)	9/5/2006 11:49:28 AM
From: John McCarthy	Respond to of 78408

LOL >>>>>>>>>>>>> devil's in the details, always with a Grand Planner like PK you've got to have a reasonably anal obsessive compulsive type in the background, checking the minutiae >>>>>>>>>>>>> and (unfortunately) very true ...... don't know nuttin about nuttin ... but this guy gave cmm a <kinda> plug this wkend ..... forbes >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>. I am a student of the Austrian school of economics. They believe inflation is a monetary phenomenon. Greenspan left interest rates too low for too long, and the excess liquidity creates rolling bubbles. First the Nasdaq, then housing. Now that housing is rolling over, my guess is that the next real bubble will be precious metals as people look for ways to protect their paper gains from all the years of excess liquidity creation. The best opportunities are in gold. Country risk is always a factor, and all my new buying is in companies in Canada that have growing gold reserves. I am currently adding to Northern Star Mining, San Gold and Metanor Resources, along with Century Mining. All are just at the sweet spot in the cycle and coming into production at just the right time. Another more speculative play I like a lot is Gold-Ore Resources,which has an operating gold mine in Sweden with an expanding resource. When buying junior mining stocks, it always makes sense to buy a basket of at least five to spread the risk. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>. forbes.com regards, John

To: marcos who wrote (20177)	9/5/2006 12:00:38 PM
From: jackjc	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78408

Yes, CMM came exactly back to my 92 entry, considered adding but did not. It is very difficult to do the right thing in this business. marcos, AUN also new high up 10.