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To: Veteran98 who wrote (104010)	1/24/2008 12:25:52 PM
From: Postman	Respond to of 314108

Thanks veteran98- - if you look at the facts- ie. there hasn't really been many or any new mines started since this cycle began in 2000 or so- that usually takes 5-8 years I think- -Also I read a while ago that China is expected to add 30% consumption per year to some of these commodities, -Commodity prices likely went up so high because stockpiles were falling- Pretty basic supply and demand principles? Only game in town seems to be finding new mines and the returns can be astronomical- -now don't get all excited and start finding them boys..... let the party rock for a while!