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Message: Re: Quick Review

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Mar 20, 2011 11:17PM

Hi Dave

i listened for a half hour to the vid.Had no time for the rest so far.

Indeed in their way of thinking lies a big danger .But are other currencies better then the US $.

Take Europe.With the latest crisis many countries are also over their heads in debt like Ireland,Portugal,Spain,Greece .Even Iceland was bankrupt.

Is Japan better?After their collaps of the Nikkei many years ago they never were able to reach that top value were struggeling to go up.After 2008 disaster they were now again climbing and got the earthquake over their heads right now including the nuclear distaster as well.

The UK is also far from safe as currency.In fact which country has no debt or problems.

You could say among all the currencies which is the best of the worst?

If I have time I will listen to the next part of the vid and what they recommend .

At first glance European markets are in the green and oil didn't change much.After news Japans nuclear power plant is becomming some way under control and the latest raid on Lybia seems to go well.i guess Kadaffi's army has lost a lot of his power .

As on CLL.Wouldn't it be better investors assume that instead of 10.000 bpd as design a realistic output is maybe 8500 to 9000 instead of 10.000

Does anyone know if other SAGD firms could reach their design capacity with the planned design or by upgrading or modifiyng parts of the first design?Is it realistic to stick on that 10.000 bpd?


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