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Gold/Mining/Energy : BRE-X, Indonesia, Ashanti Goldfields, Strong Companies.
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To: Karl Zetmeir who wrote (12977)4/10/1997 11:03:00 AM
From: Augie Goldspechkt   of 28369
 
Not saving half of the cores lends credence to the Aurex theory (Post 12926) which states Bre-X could theoretically send in Busang 1 cores
for testing and say they where from Busang 2. Good thing about this
theory is no salting is involved and the cores are crushed at the
lab (like Bre-X says happened). Also Normet would have found non-
alluvial gold in the cores as they say. Also it means there is some
gold at Busang and it is high enough grade to mine (of course there's
gold or you wouldn't be seeing all of this stock manipulation going
on).
Also, explains why Freeport couldn't find any gold in the test holes
(they only drilled Busang 2). Put me down for 2 - 6 million oz. of
mineable gold from Busang 1 & a share price of $3.80. At today's prices it's a BUY - but extreme gamble due to the volatility and
number of lawsuits (now at eight).
As to comparing a goldfind to a science experiment the professor was
out to lunch. You can always reproduce the results by twinning the
holes and if unlike an experiment if the gold is there it will be
found.
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