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To: pogohere who wrote (45032)	7/16/2007 10:15:52 PM
From: koan	Respond to of 78410

That has been my contention for a long time. In a nut shell: The metals market for over a hundred years has been in a boom and bust cycle. So much so, that it caused massive technical damage i.e. investors could not rely on a profitable operation over the long term. And the busts were more often than not, devastating loses. Therefore big money has been reticent to invest in mining shares. That is why I have also believed through this bull market that mining companies are still now very undervlaued. They are not peaking. This is not a bubble, so much as prices rising to find their real value in relation to supply and demand going forward. And why I think HBM, BWR and ELR will be taken out. They are all very profitable producers with bright furtures.