CorrectionNo carboss, he is not saying that. There are three possibilities:
1.The EAS gold bonanza continues on to the CTN property
2. The EASgold bonanza tapers off when it hits the CTN property
3. There is nogold on the CTN property
You have to assign the appropriateprobabilities to each scenario. But, if you wanted to invest your hardearned dollars wouldn't you rather put it in a sure thing? It's badenough that we have to deal with the macro situation, i.e., monitor theprice of gold, watch out for the double dip, etc. Why take on more riskwhich is stock specific? I think that is what he meant.
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