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Following on from earlier post, this is written by Dr. Alex Cowie dated 3 September 2011 (it is in the public domain):

http://www.dailyreckoning.com.au/four-commodity-investment-ideas-from-around-the-world/2011/09/03/

"On Monday I stepped back onto Aussie soil after flying 37,000 km through the US and South America in just one week. "...

"Two of the projects I visited last week have the right people, the right location, the right commodities, and potentially huge, high-grade deposits. Both stocks are at the stage where everything is in place. But the shares are still at bargain prices thanks to the fear gripping financial markets...

One is a gold explorer that is still fairly unknown. It appears to be sitting on a deposit large enough to compete with the world's biggest gold companies. Which, perhaps not coincidentally, are right next door."

We all know that the other stock was Transist Holdings (courtesy of TRH's reply to ASX speeding ticket on Friday 2nd September..."publication by Diggers and Drillers which details the conmpany's prospects and recommends a trading decision").

As to the other company referred to...have a read of this:-

http://www.promesa.com.au/documents/BGFEquities-Promesa-Research-Note.pdf

"Cerro Curunday represents an analogy with Lagunas Norte, a high sulphidation epithermal gold deposit in being mined by Barrick Gold Corporation...Another major gold mine is Yanacocha, owned by Newmont."

and consider the commonality of directors between TRH and PRA