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To: Rocket Red who wrote (60814)	9/6/2006 8:27:56 PM
From: Proud Deplorable	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 312369

SGM....'missing something"? SUTTER GOLD MINING INC (V-SGM) $ .62 +0.30 They say if you snooze, you lose and I guess the same could be said about taking summer vacations. There we are, off three weeks figuring we are just missing the summer doldrums, but there is always something going on! Take the case of California. It’s become one of the stories of the day and we did a piece just a few days ago with Canaccord analyst Graeme Currie, who these days has eyes only for one girl and that girls name is Sutter gold. Graeme again asks today, the same question, is this not THE discovery for the decade? Obviously not as the last few days with ever more analysis being on the stock by internationally regarded geological figures, Sutter’s stock just continues to chug along. But earlier, we referred to missing something and we suggested that anyone who wants to look at something worth their while, give Debbie Lewis an e-mail at debbie_ lewis@canaccord.com. And what we are talking about is an 80-page report that Canaccord analysts Wendell Zerb, Steven Butler, Graeme Currie and probably doing much of the grunt work, Toni Wallis—did producing an 80-page report on “California.” It was published July 27th. “California has rapidly become an attractive choice for mineral exploration/development companies. Permissive geology in unexplored or under explored areas, a stable mining code, an opportunistic labor pool, no restrictions on capital flows, and relatively good infrastructure has led to the recent interest .” And there are lots of mining companies discovering California, just next door to the very successful mining country . the geology and an in-depth report on the country, this is an interesting read, particularly for those with a bit of a technical bent. Meanwhile we get a lot of questions about “Area Plays”. (Continued on next page) This newsletter is solely the work of the author for the private information of clients. Although the author is a registered investment advisor at Canaccord Capital Corporation (“Canaccord Capital”), this is not an official publication of Canaccord Capital and the author is not a Canaccord Capital analyst. The views (including any recommendations) expressed in this newsletter are those of the author alone, and are not necessarily those of Canaccord Capital. The information contained in this newsletter is drawn from sources believed to be reliable, but the accuracy and completeness of the information is not guaranteed, nor in providing it do the author or Canaccord Capital assume any liability. This information is given as of the date appearing on this newsletter, and neither the author nor Canaccord Capital assume any obligation to update the information or advise on further developments relating to the information provided herein. This newsletter is intended for distribution in those jurisdictions where both the author and Canaccord Capital are registered to do business in securities. Any distribution or dissemination of this newsletter in any other jurisdiction is strictly prohibited. The holdings of the author, Canaccord Capital, its affiliated companies and holdings of their respective directors, officers and employees and companies with which they are associated may, from time to time, include the securities mentioned in this newsletter. e-mail: debbie_lewis@canaccord.com e-mail: david_pescod@canaccord.com August 25, 2006