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To: marcos who wrote (169329)	7/13/2009 9:48:14 AM
From: loantech	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 312269

Hard to say what would work but vodka and medicine etc if things get tight. Maybe soap and razor blades? Heck I don't know but I keep a stash of things around in case of loss of income not just a loss of normalcy. Base metals worry me for now but then I have read a lot of bearish material lately from that Orlov article and a subscription from Olandini who has called things fairly well this past year or two. Orlandini likes gold and to a lessor degree silver. HL I am still leery and will sell after earnings. They have less AU equivalent per share than RIC, KGI, JAG etc. on top of having to produce the base metal to get the goods. Now up to 280 million shares but then NGD and LSG and SGR have quite a few shares out too. I noticed USA had pulled back to 13 cents or so. More shares they must not be cash flowing as much as anticipated? NGD less base metal vs gold production than most. NXG has hedged some or all of their copper so at this point that is a good thing.