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To: que seria who wrote (35182)	3/7/2007 12:42:00 PM
From: koan	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 78426

Thanks que seria, it will be an interesting read I am sure. I will read it at the end of the day. I have studied silver for 25 years. The large build up of the early 1900's was the feds buying silver. Then in the 80's it was heap leach technology. But most silver is in India, worn buy women as their bank account so to speak. Bottom line though, is that few people in the world anywhere, treat gold and silver any differently with regard to its monetary essence. And certainly not in asia. Furthermore, I will bet anyone on this thread $1,000 to $5,000 that silver will reach $26 before gold reaches $1,300. Tom can hold the money. If at the end of the year neither have doubled the one with the largest percentage gain wins. Gold is $650 right now and silver $13, so nice easy numbers. Thanks for the article. I will report back what I learned, agree with and disagree with. Cheers, How about nickle today and RNG! FNI sure fizzled, but BMC is smoking.

To: que seria who wrote (35182)	3/7/2007 3:21:09 PM
From: koan	Respond to of 78426

I scanned your article que seria and did learn some new ideas. Pretty damn esoteric-lol. And I would point out it was on the USA gold web site which is like getting a republican to say something nice about a democrat-lol. I sort of felt like I was reading Noam Chomsky in that my one bitch with Chomsky is that I feel he does not address history in the relative manner he should (e.g. attitudes today regarding segregation versus attitudes 50 years ago), nor did the gold author. While what she said is correct as far as I could tell, I am not sure how germaine it is to todays situation. The strongest argument for buying gold stocks over silver stocks is that for the last 25 years or so gold has had the best profit margine of almost any of the metals and certainly better than silver. If I was debating myself on silver versus gold that is the argument I would use-lol. But I think we are in a new ball game now and all the variables have changed.