Thursday, October 29, 2009

Le "trou du cul" du jour



Galleon Paid Bankers Millions For Extra, Non-Public Info (MS, GS)
(article)

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Exhibit E

"However, taking the specifics of this market into account and the facts that gold has now decisively broken into $1,000 thus causing many new investors to enter the market and that the best part of the bull market (for juniors) is still ahead of us, makes me consider PM juniors as one of the best places to invest it."

P. Radomski
"Is the Junior Stock Sector Dead or Are These Companies Set to Outperform Once Again?"

Exhibit D

"Certain junior mining/royalty companies will hit the mother-lode and experience dramatically greater increases in their stock prices than the average and the leverage-on-leverage benefit of warrants should cause some of the right warrants of the right mining/royalty companies to experience 5,000% or more. So "Does the Adens' $5,800 Gold Projection Suggests +5,000% Gains in Junior Equities?" In some cases it appears so!"

Lorimer Wilson
Does the Adens' $5,800 Gold Projection Suggests +5,000% Gains in Junior Equities?

Exhibit C

"The leverage is always on the bottom side of the category scale, so I anticipate that the bottom half of Junior Producers and the viable companies in Gold Exploration entities to outperform the top half of Junior Producers and Major Producers as the price of gold continues higher in late 2009 and 2010.

History tells us this is how it has always happened, and I believe it will again."

Exhibit B

"My thinking is that with gold now established in a clear bullish trend, this may be the time to buy the mining stocks."

Richard Russell, 321gold
October 15, 2009

Exhibit A

Gold Juniors Geyser Time!
by Stewart Thomson

"...I think we're at that point right now. I seriously believe there is more leverage in junior gold stocks to gold bullion, right now, than there is with futures contracts. That's the power, that's the tool that is sitting right in front of you in your gold toolbox."

http://www.321gold.com/editorials/thomson_s/thomson_s_101409.html

Saturday, October 17, 2009