RE: RE: So did anyone take Taylor's advice ?here it is:
2009-01-28 18:05 ET - In the News
Jay Taylor in the Jan. 13,2009, edition of Gold, Energy & Tech Stocks refreshes his buyrecommendation for New Guinea Gold Corp., recently 29.5 cents. Mr.Taylor first bought the stock in September, 2005, at 19 cents, andsince that time he has bought the stock five more times and sold halftwice. Assuming a $1,000 investment for each of the six buys, the twohalf sells would have resulted in profits of $1,959 and $757,respectively. Mr. Taylor's current $3,250 investment is now worth$2,546. Mr. Taylor expects New Guinea to achieve profitable productionat its Sinivit mine in Papua New Guinea this year. He says the companywill be able to use the cash flow from Sinivit to aggressively developits second project, Imwauna, also in Papua New Guinea. Mr. Taylor saysImwauna is "outstanding" because of its high grade, which totalsroughly 12 grams per tonne gold of open-pittable material. Thenewsletter writer thinks that Imwauna could turn out to be athree-million-ounce to five-million-ounce deposit, which could make NewGuinea a $3 to $4 stock.