This is a copy of a recent email I received.  
Just wondering if any of you have any thoughts.
And what effect sucha situation could have 
on juniors in general but especially this junior. 
 
D, I just wanted to share a couple of things with you.  
I think you have vastly misjudged the extent of the 
looming credit bubble that exists in this country.  
True the sub-prime situation affects a relatively small 
group of people directly, but indirectly, it is indicative 
of a much, much larger problem.  The creation of 
mortgage backed securities, indeed the entire derivatives
 market and the fantastic ballooning of credit that 
has resulted is unlike anything in the history of world. 
 The expansion that has occurred as a result of these
 vast amounts of credit and the  misallocations of
 capital that have accompanied all the cheap money
 floating around  will not be liquidated easily or painlessly
.  We are in the midst of what will very likely 
be a prolonged recession and very possibly could turn
 into a major depression.   How long that could last is 
anybody's guess.  My view is that it will depend to a 
great extent on government management or 
mismanagement of the situation, i.e. tariff laws, 
taxes and manipulation of the money supply through 
the federal reserve.  The allure of gold and silver right
 now are each's ability to hold its value throughout 
 tumultuous economic conditions as proven historically.
    Keep that in mind.  When a government inflates 
away the value of a currency, gold and silver for 
6000 years have always done well.  And we are
 in the midst of a world wide currency inflation process 
the like of which has never occurred during that 
entire 6000 year history.  I just want you to think 
about these things. You are a smart guy, but it is 
very easy to fall into the trap of thinking things will
 go on as they have for seventy years or so. They will
 not, not this time.   Matt