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Re: Grizzly land position

in response to Grizzly land position by Hotmuck

posted on Jun 07, 09 06:42PM

Buy on fear.

If you are dealing with a well managed company that is able to survive this recession and has the commodities the world will need then it does make for a good buy.

I got in some time ago when it looked like GZD was going to run but then the financial crisis hit followed by the economic recession. I waited for some good news but nadda...zip..zilch. This is the worst recession since the depression (just my luck). I have held on to all my GZD shares and have just recently averaged down.

When I first got in we didn't have the potash nor any new gold claims. We have those now all at the bargain price of .32 cents? It really doesn't make any sense other than fear is still out there. China (correct me if I'm wrong) I believe has recovered from the recession and it appears that most countries are now leveled off and poised for economic recovery. Gold is doing great (just ask my wife) and that makes me hungry for some fresh garden produce.

Good Luck Everyone

SammyK

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