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To: Gary who wrote (3572)	11/25/1997 10:52:00 PM
From: TimbaBear	Respond to of 116857

Hello all! I think that gold price recovery may be in the foreseeable future. Am new to this thread.....which US companies have the most proven reserves? Of those, whose reserves are most economical to extract and refine? Which companies stand to recover the fastest when the trend turns? Is it fair to say that all gold stocks are fairly valued or are they're still stocks whose prices are still not driven down far enough? Would greatly appreciate any and all input.....I know I am responsible for my own research, just looking for some direction from those who have more data than I. Thanks in Advance Tim

To: Gary who wrote (3572)	11/26/1997 12:42:00 AM
From: scotty	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116857

Looks like 300 support isn't going to hold.Picking a bottom in any market is almost impossible,I bought some mining shares a couple of weeks ago anticipating some sort of buying from investors seeking a safe haven.Mining shares may get dirt cheap soon. Scotty

To: Gary who wrote (3572)	11/26/1997 9:00:00 AM
From: Bobby Yellin	Respond to of 116857

I liked this one.. Message 2821157

To: Gary who wrote (3572)	11/26/1997 2:41:00 PM
From: Bobby Yellin	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116857

An acquaintance of mine made me finally see "the light"...the world economies could probably collapse if there were a lot more failures in Japan...Japanese would be forced to sell all their liquid American holdings(bonds,equities and real estate) to cover margin calls etc.. what I didn't think about was that all these start up companies in the US probably sell so many of their products to big multinationals.. who would really suffer if pes got back to 10 and international sales would severely slow down..the meltdown in the market would affect all businesses.. any comments? I now can see how the CBers are desperate in having gold lose its glitter..it seems they created a situation that somebody could easily take advantage of...for instance a nuke for a nuke.. happy thanksgiving.. bobby (guess I should pay more attention to how this mess is going to unravel..)