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To: Proud Deplorable who wrote (77731)	3/13/2007 4:30:36 PM
From: ceejayt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 313620

From Pescod's Late Edition: Today Aurelian Resources announces that Dr. Richard Sillitoe, an independent international consultant and a leading expert on epithermal deposits, has given the company a geological report entitled: “Further Comments on Geology and Potential of the Fruta Del Norte Epithermal Gold Deposit, Ecuador.” For those with a geological background, it’s probably must-reading and just go to www.aurelian.ca to take a look at it. It talks about potential for drilling north, south and west and also additional zones that are targets. All that is well and good, but if you look at the stock chart, what you really need is a crystal ball. Many followers of this stock suggest there is anywhere between seven and 14 million ounces of gold on this play, but the question is the politics in Ecuador. Many mining companies based in Ecuador have charts that look like this or frankly much worse and the big question is what President Correa does next. Previously people had thought that the legislature could keep his nationalistic views out of the way of business, but so far, it looks like Correa who is working on a constitutional review and national votes to be held in April, could very much change the way mining and other business are transacted in Ecuador. One looks at the chart on many Ecuadorian mining stock and wonder if this is an opportunity...or not. <b/> Do you anything about this RE? CJ