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'But I will rarely invest unless I like a company's chart - and a A-B-C correction, where the volume is drying up on the C-leg is may preferred chart pattern' Like this?

I'm sorry but this an opportunity. The good lord gave us one with the miners a month or so ago and now he has seen fit to do the same with the energy sector. What are the juniors to look at? I have the oil/gas ETF; I have BP, Shell and Antrim (CA:AEN or LSE:AEY). I owned FOGL. Made money on it , but rubbish. And own TXO, piece of turd. What's there to look at?

Buy with Goldmoney, don't take delivery - no VAT. Hold an unallocated silver account with Baird's, no VAT . Buy from the States, don't declare and get away with it - no VAT, but illegal. (Mr Nice posted a link, possibly on this thread, to a an excellent US silver dealer). Buy SLV, no VAT Buy LSE: SLVR - don't know. Coins don't know, but we don't have junk silver bags like they do in the States. VAT = C*NT

http://forums.silverseek.com/viewforum.php...f503556f8221d5c

You're right, Bubble. It was the CONservatives. Now, on to more important matters, why didn't you return my call?

I think it outrageous that their governement, to receive extra tax revenue, has wiped off billions more off individuals savings, investments and pensions. It demonstrates ignorant, short-term, narrow-minded thinking and is typical of someone who works in the state sector for the IR or treasury, has no real experience the way markets or business works and cannot look at the bigger picture. State incompetence costs its people a fortune, yet again. This story should go in the Canadian Bumper Book Of Government Waste.

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I have virtually zero experience trading on NYSE, so I would go for Canada. Also I'm quite bullish on the Canadian dollar. Did you know just 15 people work for SLW? That's how streamlined it is. SLW is the stock. I believe the others are warrants, BUT I'M NOT SURE.

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Another useful website - http://www.silverstrategies.com/defaultNS.aspx

Another silver bull Sean Broderick here: http://www.streetiq.com/dir/GOLDRADIO.shtml Should also mention The Silver Summit, next week Nov 9. See you there: http://www.thesilversummit.co.uk/index.htm Top Performing Stocks Symbol % Change FR.V 40.45 EPZ.V 40.00 SVL.V 27.54 MAG.V 27.27 IPT.V 21.00 GPR.V 20.24 ABI.V 19.23 SLW.TO 18.02 SVM.TO 16.14 MGN 14.29 Note: Based on daily close price

Dr Bubb, have you a view on this latest move in Uranium? Gloves on or wait till the nest bout?

CA:U, Uranium ETF, up another 5% yesterday. Most miners up 5%. Is Uranium leading the next energy move? Bubb, there are several of us interested in buying Uranium. Would you be touching at these levels? Or would you 'wait for a pullback'.]u[/url] ]lam[/url] ]iuc[/url] ]upc[/url]

I use TD Waterhouse.co.uk and you can buy Canadian-listed stocks with them. Not too dearly. LAramide just announced some good results yesterday hence their shre price going up.

Yes, looking at the charts, (http://www.321energy.com/editorials/hoye/hoye102206.html) most post a similar pattern. Highs in May, 12 week highs now, look like they're breaking to test May highs. Just Mawson and Dejour seem to be lacking. Dejour's website is crap, which might have something to do with it. I've met John Booth briefly - from Laramide - who seemed a nice, utterly courteous and capable individual. I think Bubb knows him very well. U is the ETF Cameco's flooding problems has caused their price to fall. Mega and Frontier and International Uranium all look good. I am going to buy some of these, probably three. I just can't yet decide which. Probably U, LAR and maybe IUC. Also Thor THR are getting in on the Uranium game.

Have a look at CA:U . I understand you get a fairly good exposure to the Uranium price with this. Up over 12% yesterday. Haven't looked today. I think Bubb likes CA: UPC which was also up yesterday. Mawson might be down as it is a gold producer as well and might have suffered because of yesterday's movement in the gold price. I hold a great deal of MAW, bought at C$ .94 . The Swedish govt. has passed some very favourable legislation as far as uranium exploration and nuclear power goes. I think MAW is a roaring buy at these levels. It could go to 1.20 very quickly.

FWIW I told Mark Shipman, a journalist from the Investors Chronicle and the people at Man about this trade, and they all reckoned it was a great one.

I quite like the pre-launch

Haven't had a chance to read that yet, Silver, but will do. Meanwhile here is an excellent interview with Jim Dines which we would all do well to listen to. http://www.streetiq.com/dir/MVTVBOB.shtml

How accurate have his calls been?

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You can hear him interviewed here - http://radio.goldseek.com/JasonHommelChapmanKaltbaumChan.php

Market Price (October 6, 2006) Price: $1.25 Change: -$0.26 Previous Close: $1.51 Net Asset Value (October 5, 2006) NAV: $1.34 Previous NAV:

Might be something here for you, Bubble. Puplava likes them too. it wouldn't attach. I'll email it to you.