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901	<<but DROOY is starting to look like a slow liquidation in progress. >&	goldsheet	-	4/27/2001
900	Doug, I do not have a www site for my company- it is my consulting business. Mo	Bruce Robbins	-	4/27/2001
899	Russ, The long term vulture funds went to the tech or oil business. Too hard to	Bruce Robbins	-	4/27/2001
898	Geoff, I like the bigger guys, but only in terms of how they operate as mining	Bruce Robbins	-	4/27/2001
897	"Canada on the other hand is anti mining (e.g. BC and the singing trees).&q	d:oug	-	4/27/2001
896	<Julietta: expected to come into production towards the end of this year.>	russwinter	-	4/27/2001
895	<but DROOY is starting to look like a slow liquidation in progress. > Why	baystock	-	4/27/2001
894	<DROOY is one that make me real nervous...> For $135 million market cap yo	baystock	-	4/27/2001
893	Closes Purchase Of Discovery Mine and Nicholas Lake Properties. 4/27/01- Tyhee	d:oug	-	4/27/2001
892	<The profession of prospector has been killed- you have a bunch of office joc	russwinter	-	4/27/2001
891	Bruce: Good comments. What companies do you like in Australia? Are there any	geoffb_si	-	4/27/2001
890	Of course there are always many exceptions to any generalization, but FWIW: Aus	Bruce Robbins	-	4/27/2001
889	Russ: Good comments, and yes, it's a tough country to do business in the Am	geoffb_si	-	4/27/2001
888	<Various fories into SA) Was a timing issue given that the SA gov has gone w	russwinter	-	4/27/2001
887	FWIW, and as a substantial portion of my Canadian gold holdings are in Franco-Ne	jim black	-	4/27/2001
886	The concern about hedging comes from DROOY own statement about mark to market lo	russwinter	-	4/27/2001
885	Australia seems even safer than Canada. Native title concerns don't appear	geoffb_si	-	4/27/2001
884	<I>As far as S. Africa, I understand everyone's concern about doing bu	Bruce Robbins	-	4/27/2001
883	Russ: <b>Starting to hear more of this talk from the majors. Have anythin	geoffb_si	-	4/27/2001
882	> Never liked Golden Star At one time they were completey dependent on Camb	goldsheet	-	4/27/2001
881	> Anybody have some ideas about PDG targets? I have often thought of PDG as	goldsheet	-	4/27/2001
880	I share your concerns about RSA, and I have not been a big fan of either DROOY o	goldsheet	-	4/27/2001
879	Thanks geo.	Claude Cormier	-	4/27/2001
878	<The bulk of my gold portfolio is in the mid to large SA producers, but I do	Claude Cormier	-	4/27/2001
877	Deposit is Sukhoi Log, estimated 43m oz, undeveloped, located in SE Siberia, Irk	geo in vancouver	-	4/27/2001

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