Thursday, March 6, 2008

Reasons To Buy CRO-X
















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#1 This is the biggest reason I think you want to be in CRO is the fact that we are valued at about 2% of inground value. Marketcap 25 MILLION, inground value over 1.2 BILLION





#2 The metal market looks to continue to rise. Supply of most metals continues to lag far behind demand. Nickle could easily be over $20 again.





#3 The potential to find more copper and nickle below the open pit. 2.95% Ni, 0.82% Cu, 0.07% Co over 21.5 m including 7.2% Ni, 0.67% Cu, over 5.5 m is very encouraging. More results like this and we'll be seeing a new resource estimate and great potential to underground mine.





#4 The fact that mining equiptment is already purchased and potential for mining in less than three years.





#5 Potential for Nickle, Gold, and Copper from the property adjacent to Opawica Resources new discovery. 0.87% Cu and 4.08 g/t Au over a core length of 46 metres is very encouraging. CRO has started initial exploration programs in the area.










World - Gates no longer world's richest man: Buffet Is

Gates no longer world's richest man: Forbes TheStar.com -

Top spot taken over by financier and philanthropist Warren Buffett

March 05, 2008 THE CANADIAN PRESS

Bill Gates has been dethroned after 13 years at the top of the Forbes list of the world's richest people.

Forbes.com says Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft, has fallen to number three, even though his net worth increased by $2 billion US over the past year, putting his net worth at $58 billion US.

Forbes says the top spot has been taken over by financier and philanthropist Warren Buffett.
Forbes says Buffett's net worth stands at $68 billion – up 10 billion from a year ago.


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Ranked number two is Carlos Slim Helu, a Mexican telecom tycoon whose net worth has doubled in just two years to $60 billion.

Forbes says Gates would likely still be at the top if Microsoft had not make an unsolicited bid for
Yahoo! at the start of last month.

Following the bid for the search engine giant, shares of Microsoft plunged 15 per cent.

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