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November 25, 2010

BMR Morning Market Musings…

It’s a relatively quiet day in the Canadian markets due to American Thanksgiving, and trading will be light again tomorrow with an abbreviated session for American stocks…we wish our Americans a very special Thanksgiving…Gold, as expected, is trading in a narrow range today due to the American holiday…the yellow metal has traded between $1,369 and $1,377…as of 8:10 am Pacific, Gold is unchanged at $1,373…Silver is quiet as well at $27.49 while the U.S. Dollar Index is now unchanged at 79.65 after touching major resistance at 80…the greenback has rallied considerably recently but Gold has held its ground which is very bullish for the yellow metal…the CDNX is up 7 points to 2031…the run this market is on is truly incredible and we expect an explosive new phase to really take hold by January…Gold Bullion Development (GBB, TSX-V) is unchanged at 68 cents as of 8:10 am Pacific after dropping as low as 65 cents this morning…Jay Taylor’s interview with Frank Basa has certainly brought new eyes to GBB, and the market has now had a chance to properly digest last Friday’s latest drill results which demonstrate the LONG Bars Zone is widening…the targets seem to be endless for GBB as there are several kilometres of highly prospective strike length to the east still to explore and promising new showings in the north and the south as well…prospecting by Adventure Gold (AGE, TSX-V) has also proven that the west cannot be overlooked, either…AGE is down 1.5 cents to 47 cents…Currie Rose Resources (CUI, TSX-V) has hit a new 52-week high of 30 cents as investors start to gain a better appreciation of the potential of CUI’s Gold properties in northwest Tanzania, specifically the Mabale Hills and Sekenke Projects…Currie Rose is hoping for a repeat of its immediate success at Mwamazengo in 2005 with drilling that is currently taking place approximately 8 kilometres northeast of Mwamazengo at Sisu River…RC drilling commenced a month ago at Sisu River and initial assays are pending…GoldQuest (GQC, TSX-V) is stronger this morning, up 2.5 cents to 28.5 cents…we love what this company is doing and putting together in the Domincian Republic and Spain…GQC, whose major shareholder is Gold Fields Ltd., has a large number of promising properties in the DR with the most advanced being La Escandalosa (formerly Las Tres Palmas) and Las Animas…the company announced an initial 43-101 inferred resource for La Escandalosa November 16 (406,000 ounces of Gold plus copper, zinc and silver credits as well) but this has the potential of growing substantially as not all of the mineralized area was included based on the drilling density at this time…the inferred resource took into account only 25 holes drilled at Escandalos Sur between 2006 and 2010 (3,300 metres)…it’s modeled as a flat-lying body, 600 metres by 500 metres…hydrothermal alteration and Gold mineralization, however, have been traced for about 2,200 metres from Hondo Valle (north of Escandalosa Sur) to La Hilguera (south of Escandalosa Sur)…the geometry of the deposit at La Escandalosa makes it suitable for open-pit mining…the source of the mineralizing fluids remains unknown which is interesting…there’s clearly exploration potential for the discovery of mineralization in structural feeder zones or possibly in a porphyry copper-Gold type system…La Escandalosa could quite easily turn out to be a 1 million+ ounce Gold deposit and the company (all cashed up) is getting ready to start a major drill program aimed at upgrading the current resource and testing potential to the north and the south…in Spain, GQC holds the Toral Zinc-Lead-Silver Project with a 43-101 resource estimate currently being prepared on that deposit…Seafield Resources (SFF, TSX-V) had a powerful day yesterday, gaining a nickel to 24 cents on CDNX volume of nearly 4 million shares…Seafield was written up by newsletter writer Brien Lundin who’s quite bullish, as we are, on the prospects for Quinchia…we hope Seafield can deliver an exploration update in the very near future…SFF is currently down a penny at 23 cents…Sidon International (SD, TSX-V) is up half a penny to 10 cents…patience is required with Sidon, like with Seafield, but SD has been forming a very nice base around a dime and it therefore has the potential to move suddenly to the upside…Sidon continues to make progress on the ground at Morogoro East in Tanzania…

4 Comments

  1. As a holder of Sidon, I find the lack of movement very frustrating. As I am NOT a technician I was wondering if you have any idea when we might begin to see some movement. I feel like there has been huge opportunity costs with this stock. Any feedback is appreciated.
    Thanks,
    Andrea

    Comment by andrea — November 25, 2010 @ 11:42 am

  2. Hi Andrea, there are potential “opportunity costs” with any stock at any time which is why it’s so important to hold a basket of these speculative plays. John could give a better answer than me with regard to the technicals on SD, as he’s much more of an expert than I am on TA, but it’s my opinion what we’re seeing right now is very positive base-building in advance of another move to the upside. When that move will occur is impossible to say – some sort of event will trigger that. I don’t think it’s far off. Sidon is not where we thought it would be at this exact time but we believe the potential is still enormous with this one which is why we haven’t given up on it. Hope that helps…perhaps John can chime in with more details on the technicals.

    Comment by Jon - BMR — November 25, 2010 @ 12:06 pm

  3. Hi Andrea
    Thank you for your interest in SD. I fully understand your frustration at the lack of movement of the SD SP. We cannot rush the action of course but we can analyze the situation and find out where we stand with this stock and see what mindset we must have for this situation. I will work on a chart of SD tonight for you and all of our members who feel the same way. cheers John.

    Comment by John - BMR — November 25, 2010 @ 1:33 pm

  4. Thank you both for your continued support and advise. I look forward to all I learn from your terrific site.

    Andrea

    Comment by andrea — November 25, 2010 @ 2:21 pm

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