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To: teevee who wrote (7476)	4/7/2009 4:20:56 PM
From: marcos	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8273

Lundin's productions haven't supplied many shareholders with yachts lately either -g- ... don't know either company, i see cgh.to has news out today, large low-grade in Veracruz ... might need a roll-back on merger, unless they'd want to start with a big outstanding, i'll look at them Did you see that question about Dave Antony, teevee? ... it sticks in the mind that several years ago you suggested i look at something largely because he was involved with it ... wasn't any of those listed on the TSX site, March Res, Bridge Res, etc ... my interest now is he's prez of stp.v, which seems to have a lot of promise, but seems to keep getting sold

To: teevee who wrote (7476)	4/25/2009 12:27:49 AM
From: jazz_lover	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8273

I am. Started buying into the Lundin family ventures way back in the Boleo years. Very small money back then, mind you, but has expanded into larger holdings. Profits from TNK and LUN ploughed back into the laggards, like CGH and to smaller extent, AAM, although my timing hasn't been spot-on. Letting profits in RBI run for now. All Lundin companies will eventually do well, imho, as long as you aren't afraid of the extreme volatility. Like sports cars in a rich mans driveway, each one will be taken for a wild ride sooner or later, if only for an afternoon to impress the girl. What do you make of the recent management changes? Will the majority focus now be South America? Best of luck to us all in this circus. JL.