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Re: [sharechat] Mineral Stocks


From: "Cristine Kerr" <criskerr@optusnet.com.au>
Date: Sun, 16 Nov 2003 08:15:51 +1000


Thank you for the tips.
 
Sharechatters may also wish to review the following:
 
1) ASX - Intec (INL) as they have spent years developing, refining, proving and patenting innovative, cost-effective, and environmentally-superior processing technologies for these metals. Cashed up mineral explorers/producers + this type of processing technology in a country that is environmentally conscious = potential.
 
2) ASX - Michelago (MIC) - exploration and development of gold and base metal deposits - they are poised to secure a lucrative Chinese gold deal.
No website.
 
3) ASX - Crown Diamond (CRD) - mineral exploration and evaluation - recent recovery of a 52 carat diamond.
 
Regards,
Cris
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2003 3:51 AM
Subject: [sharechat] Gold and the All Blacks

Clearly the Wallabies dominated and outclassed throughout the whole game, a
very average and mediocre All Black side. Contrary to popular opinion
(fundamental belief) gold once again glistened over the land of the long
black cloud (technical reality).

Equally so, regardless of the fundamental belief (gold is just worthless
junk in the ground) gold bullion will continue its dominance over world
currencies and stocks - that's technical reality. Like it or lump it, gold
has only just started its long-term uptrend, but fundamental analysts will
need to wait a few years to realise and understand this fact. When they do,
the game will be over, and their traditional stocks will be worth
considerably less than they are today.

I repeat, make sure you have some gold shares in your portfolio. I suggest
some of the following Australian stocks will be a good starting point for
those who need prompting, but it would also be a good idea to do some
further research on each for your own peace of mind - BDG, DGR, DIO, DOM,
GBG, and GTM.

My personal favourite is GBG because of the speculative excitement
surrounding recent high grade gold discoveries at Bobby McGee in their
highly prospective Mt Mulgine Western Corridor. Should further exploration
provide similar or better results, then GBG will hit the moon. It's all in
good safe Gold winning Australia.

If you want to profit (reasonably securely) over al least the next 3/5
years, then the best thing you can do is forget fundamental analysts and buy
some gold bullion and/or gold shares (also copper, nickel and silver). The
smart investor has been doing so for the past couple of years, mutual funds
are only just beginning to do so, and later when the bull rush starts in
earnest - Joe Bloggs will typically jump in towards the end when it's too
late as usual to maximise profits.

By then gold may well be around $1000 per ounce, and the fundamental
analysts will still be crying foul (it's only junk in the ground - it's
useless - it's going to fall in price) but your shares should be worth ten
times what they are today. Rest assured, one day the fundamental analysts
will be right (gold will fall) - but by then, you should be rich.

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