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To: koan who wrote (50829)	8/13/2013 4:11:58 PM
From: average joe	Respond to of 85487

Fewer people owned stocks then than now... Koan the stocks you get bent over to buy are more akin to lottery tickets. You really don't have a clue do you? The coal you invested in was water saturated, low grade and about 100 meters down. There is no known way to liquefy that kind of coal let alone mine it in the middle of a frozen swamp. FROM KOAN OT: I make most of my money as a Canadain resource stock trader (30 years). There is a huge coal area play rush taking place in Sask. GXS has gone from .16 to almost $20 today in just a few weeks. Many juniors are smoking SMI is my favorite .72 , but many are smoking. If you go to the ride the tiger thread on SI you can read about the plays. It looks like they may have discovered trillions of dollars of coal in the area: