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To: Chunger who wrote (38238)	4/14/2007 1:37:04 AM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78410

ah yes ... but do you know why? Some methods of trading work for while in upward trending markets, or in highly volatile markets. Right now there is some entrance inertia to new stocks so there is an opportunity to make money in initial movement. Long term holds are less sure, it seems despite robust metal prices.. What has happened is the oil market has come, but no one knows where it is going.. volatility should continue to be fed by worldwide uncertainty which is bound to increase.. This thread is all about the part of the market that is least volatile and paradoxically despite high metal prices and steady upward climb of metals, has been slow to react.. it was traditionally discovery and not price driven so that focus is poorly developed. The thread likes feasibilities, which traditionally peak well before production.. so are not exciting except in the uncertain run up phase.. more sure? hard to say.. any engineer will tell you feasibilities are the most uncertain thing on earth.. not even the insiders who program the computers know how it is going to turn out.. What is left is uranium, and gold, but nobody seems to like new golds here and you never hear tell of U stocks.. like they had a bad smell. And oil? nary a peep... but we all know about 16 cent stocks in the patch that went to the moon... sometimes I wonder if I got off the bus stop on the wrong planet. EC<:-}