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Gold/Mining/Energy : FMNJ - Franklin Mining, Inc. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: americano who wrote (49)	11/2/2006 11:49:47 AM
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FMNJ climb back up the mountains

To: americano who wrote (49)	11/2/2006 5:23:24 PM
From: NYBob1	Respond to of 184

FMNJ Ag breakout - its a bit more patience - Message 22956928

To: americano who wrote (49)	11/3/2006 1:36:17 AM
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FMNJ weekly chart - Bollinger bands contracting for big move - "I am rich Potosi - Treasure of the world - The king of all mountains - And the envy of all kings" - Legend on 16th-century Potosi - coat of arms - Cerro Rico - past is one of almost unimaginable riches - The hill was largely untouched when Spanish conquistadores stumbled across it in 1544 - "I am rich Potosi - Treasure of the world. The king of all mountains - And the envy of all kings" - Legend on 16th-century Potosi coat of arms Over the next three centuries - it yielded a river of riches - more than 62,000 metric tonnes - (137 million pounds) of Silver - that provided the Spanish aristocracy - with a lifestyle of profligate opulence - and, because it was used to pay off - many Spanish debts to neighbours - fuelled much of the economic rise of Europe - Much of the Silver even ended up in China - used to pay for England's new addiction to tea - Potosi - the city which grew up at the foot of the hill - was said to be paved with Silver - and became a byword for luxury and splendour - At the height of its splendour - in the 17th Century, Potosi was one - of the largest cities in the world - dd ... Message 22956928 franklinmining.com