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Thursday, 08/24/2006 3:27:48 PM

Thursday, August 24, 2006 3:27:48 PM

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I hate to sound antagonistic to some but it is starting to look like the best thing that could happen in Chile is for BHP to bring in the scabs thus causing a confrontation with the strikers with the hopes of disrupting the current 40-60% production bringing it to zero. Anytime the PM stocks start to gain an upside some mystical behind the scene force blocks their way. With all the tension and confrontation out there as well as the demand for these commodities I see no reason for any downward action. Granted in NXG's case we need another mine, but we know they (management) will come through with one very shortly. So what keeps the prices in check instead of letting them run? Only ones making serious money and bonus's are the brokers.
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