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To: marcos who wrote (44013)7/5/2007 6:58:14 PM
From: Rocket Red  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 78421
 
2 oil companies already want the barite and yes there going after the high grade gold and silver there as well.

Kex is boring now but in time it will be easy cashola in the bank.

I think you'll see food rise too its just a matter of time.
Like Grains as the small farmers can't make it on cheap prices.

GQC took a few average downs to get me in the chips.
Just hoping they can produce another simular to hole 10.

Hole 10 is a fantastic drill hole just get a another hole close to that and gqc will set some new highs.

News must be close at hand here too



To: marcos who wrote (44013)7/6/2007 12:59:02 AM
From: johnlw  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 78421
 
marcos

So what are your thoughts on the cellulosic ethanol plays?
Specifically the ones targeting the pine beetle kill?
Viable on a large scale in BC? Socially , economically,environmentally?

24 months ago when corn was under two bucks, canola $4, #1 CRSP was $3 and the after effects of BSE was still wreaking havoc around the countryside nobody was too concerned about the food supply.
Now the boys have got a chance to make some ground up everyone is up in arms about where their next cheap loaf of bread or tortilla is coming from.
I say let the industry mature and rationalize. Too bad the feds are sticking their hands in it but that's the way it goes here.

I don’t buy your 3-4% food value, sorry.

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