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To: tyc:> who wrote (60583)	7/29/2008 1:58:56 AM
From: marcos	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 78417

Hah, my point exactly, here's the three-year weekly, looks like it's just having a bear-market rally, needs to make a new top to break out -g- - It's not a matter of switching for me, got a fair bit of goz.v, been in and out with part of it for a long time now, only started with trx.v this spring and never sold any, in hindsight it would have been a good idea that day it was bid .60, aargh ... bought most of it carefully, but added .52s or something one day, now underwater from average over ten per cent, oh well such is life Terrane is two thirds copper one third gold, Gold-Ore pretty much gold with minor credits, so there is that difference 'Fundamentalists are notorious for being "right," but with bad timing".' - that's a great line ... still, i defy anybody to predict with any consistent accuracy which of any two stocks with comparable fundamental quality will outperform the other, over any meaningful time period ... 'In the short run the market is a voting apparatus, longer term a weighing machine.' - was that Keynes ... you can get bad timing in the chasing of momo too, buying tops and having the floor fall out, few find that a good time ... imho it's best to let the two styles fight it out in your mind, when one appears to be winning in the short run you help the other out a little, because you need both in a cyclical world