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It’s Christmas Eve and markets are open for only three-and-a-half hours today, so trading volumes are rather light…gold is sharply higher while the Venture Exchange is closing in on a new 52-week high which it no doubt will achieve over the final three trading days of the year next week, if not today…we have been very busy here recently, studying the markets and researching the best opportunities including Gold Bullion Development Corporation (GBB, TSX-V) which we believe is on the verge of what could be a spectacular run, and it was our intention to take about a week off from posting but we have decided against that as there are too many dramatic developments unfolding in the junior resource markets…as we have stated here repeatedly this month, the possibility of a massive upside move in the Venture Exchange early in the New Year is very real as gold’s recent correction has run its course…to help prepare our readers, we are working diligently on a significant amount of material that we will be posting this coming Monday morning, Dec. 28, which will give investors a full day to review before Canadian markets resume trading Tuesday…we will cover Gold Bullion Development in further detail and also review all of our 2009 stock picks…we will be providing readers with a few other individual stock selections to consider including Richfield Ventures (RVC, TSX-V)…and we’ll be examining where the CDNX and gold could be headed…so be sure to check back here Monday for an investor’s smorgasbord…we wish all of our readers a very merry Christmas and a New Year filled with peace, joy, good health and prosperity…as an investor, businessman and entrepreneur, I enjoy making money and being a student of the market…2009 has been a very profitable year…money is important, but as a Christian the Bible has taught me a couple of very important principles – always try to maintain an eternal perspective, and make money serve you, not the other way around…food for thought as you enjoy this very special time of the year…Merry Christmas, everyone!