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To: calgarylady who wrote (4540)	6/6/2008 11:57:31 AM
From: CashWhore	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23098

Yeah i use the site alot and like it very much. You have a huge part in me learning and getting into warrants. thank you very much i just wish i looked warrants earlier. Finding alot of good value in alot of the new trust funds one of which you i know you like hay.wt. Alot of these warrants trade at such low volumes though, its hard to get a good position for the huge gambler type such as myself. I personally haven't bought hay.wt yet as i'm hoping it goes a little cheaper but those will be money in the bank in a few years down the road as well as a few other in my mind I also agree with you about commodities popping this summer. I beleive that people are beeing way to bearish on base metals as well. I ask myself If energy isn't going down substancialy any time soon then why would base metals. Sure demand for these metals may drop with a drop in world growth but Companies aren't gonna mine these metals if its not profitable. Demand for a base metal goes down, price of the metal goes down, companies stop producing the metals, and then what do you know, stockpiles will start to fall once again Even if demand for a base metal drops, i don't expect the price of the given commodites to fall much unless oil fall and i don't see that happening for decades Bearing a worldwide depression, i think we might see some very good oppertunites in a bit for base metals. I might look to play my theory in the warrants as soon as i finished loading up on these thinly traded trusts and shellstocks