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To: SwampDogg who wrote (106554)	2/25/2008 12:24:38 AM
From: rubbersoul	Respond to of 313031

You're right. The highest GG ever closed was on May 10, 2006 @ $40.67. GG closed @ $40.52 last Friday. Its all time intra-day high was on May 11, 2006 when it reached 41.66. It's taken 19 months to get back here. Massive break out coming? Bullish price objective is $58.

To: SwampDogg who wrote (106554)	2/25/2008 12:56:54 PM
From: Amark$p	Respond to of 313031

What AMEX/TSE charts do you use for your technical analysis...? That is, for mining stocks trading on both AMEX and TSE, which chart do you use? Personally, for me it depends on the volume on each exchange as I generally choose the chart which has the highest volume. For instance, on Western Goldfields I would prefer WGI.to over WGW since the volume is higher on TSE. For Goldcorp and Yamana, I prefer the AMEX, since volume is higher there. Do you have any rules on which exchange you prefer for charts?