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To: TobagoJack who wrote (94738)	9/18/2012 10:56:21 PM
From: dvdw©	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217576

RO/RS=CF

To: TobagoJack who wrote (94738)	9/18/2012 10:57:04 PM
From: 3bar	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217576

If you want a fast look at oxidation 1/3 down page under zones gives a brief description . The XRF Handhelds for Gold cost about 30 thous ( ? ) . It will tell you the minute the core is pulled what you got . The best deal for a start up is to rent one when the drilling starts until you get comfortable with your results . The MMI RR will tell you if you have mass and exactly where to drill . Response Rates of 50 are strong . 100 very strong . There are lots of guys in Australia who could help you with it including Golden Eagle . It is not a public trader . en.wikipedia.org

To: TobagoJack who wrote (94738)	9/19/2012 12:41:07 AM
From: wallshot	Respond to of 217576

Re: $INDU:$GOLD If you took today's prices and fit them to historic ratios, below are the values that $INDU or $GOLD would have to go to assuming the other was held flat. I picked a few points on this ratio chart of interest for historical comparisons. For example, if gold was to stay at $1769/oz and the INDU were to print $72880 we'd be sitting at the same ratio as we had in 1999. Conversely with INDU at $13565 and GOLD at $15958, we'd be at the same ratio as in 1980. chart from original post...