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To: Dixie7777 who wrote (960)	8/23/1998 12:54:00 PM
From: Just My Opinion	Respond to of 26163

Don't ask me..LOL I am basically only posting links so that people can look things up. I think I have posted the SEC Exchange Act link, the FDA link, the translator link, and maaaybe one other. This way when statements concerned with these areas are made, people can double check. BTW..MTEI was a bad investment, true. (halt or no halt, IMO) I am not so sure that people knew why, though. Coal Reserves can be determined by acre feet for guesstimate purposes. The profitablity of any given mine is dependent upon thickness of seam, sulfer content, ash, BTU's, distance to market, and other concerns. Certain costs (an end loader is xxx dollars, no matter who buys it) are the same for any mine, but the thicker the seam, the lower the cost per ton. I don't believe this was mentioned on the mtei thread. Saying that they couldn't make $10 profit per ton, was probably correct, but I don't think the nays knew why. JMO. Please let me go back to just posting links. TIA. (no flame) :-)