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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (70989)	1/8/2009 3:53:57 AM
From: marcos	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

It was in the moment that they decided to become precious metals traders that they made a bad job of it ... obviously experimenting with government too, is like experimenting with rats While looking for something else i just tripped over a glossy brochure and other 'investor package' rubbish from the mid-90s, promoters were flogging the 'Westin Grand Hotel' in Van ... so, decided to google 'westin grand robson homer', and quelle surprise, promoters have been sued and found liable, too funny, meeting the principals should have instantly turned off anybody's credibility switch imho - canada.com DJ was here, i see [missed a lot recently] ... talking about trust, which is what currencies are all about of course, being the fluid which makes possible human commercial interaction ... currencies are entirely about trust, from start to finish, anyone accepting them must trust their value as dependable medium of exchange [in other words, must trust that someone else will trust them when time comes to exchange them for goods/services], and trust them as solid storehouse of value as well [in other words, must trust that that other person will trust them just as well one week or one decade from now] .... absolutely one hundred per cent all about trust, which takes a long time and much caution to build, and is easy to destroy Added Dynasty trading shares yesterday, wonderful company, outstanding properties and near ready to produce, very cheap, no problems except bananarama politics ... ahem ... no trust involved, just playing the odds - stockcharts.com