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To: CLK who wrote (526)8/7/1998 3:05:00 PM
From: Ron Hardy  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 673
 
Hello CLK,

After considering your question I have to ask why you would ask this?

The whole point of investing in Jnr Exploration is your leverage of return. It will be pretty much double what a major/bigger company would give.

For example, Romarco is trading at about $2. There high is $6 (so if they hit you would expect perhaps to triple). BDE is about $0.17 - Its high is $0.75 (six times!). Not to mention its cheaper to get into Jnrs...

Look to post 516 for more about Jnrs...
www3.techstocks.com

If you also look to the fact that BDE is getting essentially a free ride from this. They have 25% interest in this property, and they don't have to spend any money exploring it. If Romarco hits, then BDE gets the same gain without the expenditure.

This is of course more of an art then a science as far as returns and such go - but personally I think thats _why_ people invest in those sorts of things in the first place.

Ron



To: CLK who wrote (526)8/9/1998 11:32:00 PM
From: Dale Schwartzenhauer  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 673
 
Romarco is a more solid outfit, but the price reflects that so the risk/reward relationship is probably no better than BDE. We own some of each, but are much more heavily weighted toward BDE.

Dale