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While in New York City last week, I had the opportunity once again to visit with one of the best in the business, Lawrence Roulston.  Lawrence is a geologist, with engineering and business training and more than 20 years of hand-on-experience in the resource industry. He began writing Resource Opportunities in 1998, about 3 years before gold bottomed in 2001. If you are looking to add another investment service to your tool box this would be a great one.  If you sign up, be sure to mention our name.

At the investment conference in NYC, there were some mixed views on when we will get this bull market party going once again. Few doubt that it will happen, the question is when?  Some feel we may go sideways to down for a few more months and gold could drop into the upper 700's.  None of us would like to see this happen, but if it does, it does and it will present us with an even better buying opportunity.

Personally, it 'feels' like we have bottomed and I continue to look for opportunities daily before we blast off. As I write this around 7:30AM, CST, gold is trading at $908.30 and silver at $17.17.  Remember, a couple of weeks ago, gold dipped inter-day below $850, so we are experiencing a nice recovery.  Is this for real?  We should know soon.

All investors constantly hear, that making money is simple.  You just buy low and sell high.  Guess what, NOW YOU can buy LOW as prices of many of the junior mining shares are at levels not seen since 2003.  Buy now or later at higher prices, the choice is yours.

All of us are asking these questions above, and I came across a good article with many charts to put the current markets in perspective. 

Correction in Gold Near End
by Jim Willie - May 15, 2008 
 

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Words to the Wise I caution you to always know with whom you are dealing.  Those of us in the business have our reputations on the line each and every day.  So, I encourage you to use caution when visiting chat rooms, blogs and websites which are promoting stocks, warrants or other investment products. Don't trust your investment decisions to strangers.  This is just common sense; if they are credible you should have access to their credentials and background.

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