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Gold/Mining/Energy : Mongolia Gold Resources -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bearcatbob who wrote (2824)	11/17/1998 9:32:00 PM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4066

Bob, I looked at my TV Guide, and Chris Mathews tonight on Hardball is repeated tonight at 11, so I'll tape it and try and discover what got your attention. Hopefully its money related, if not, silly is ok. <<< Ag price is required to make the property attractive. >>> If the vibrations I have received from Dave's recent posts about the MGR silver connection are real and not from the construction site across the street from me, then I think Dave has a nice secret that is insider info he can not post. And the current and expected soon price of silver is already figured in. Just so the deep pocket add-on believes in a good return speculation, the mining will happen. I agree with Phil about the future of silver, in that my investment into MGR is for my near future's ability to spend money on object I cannot at present afford. But, if I did want it for a long term investment, then it will be a bridge to another investment. Just have to figure out how long before the demand for silver will signal the market as a poor investment. Could be 5,10,7 or maybe 3 years from now. But for this year and next couple, there is enought disagreement among experts to leave it as a possible good speculation. One way to get a 6 months advance warning for its use in camera film usage, is to visit those stores that sell cameras and film, and see if the demand is less than in the prior 6 months. Forget experts.