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Gold/Mining/Energy : Global Platinum & Gold (GPGI)
GPGI 23.57-2.8%Jan 30 3:59 PM EST

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To: Richard Mazzarella who wrote (390)9/15/1996 10:54:00 AM
From: Eric Tai   of 14226
 
Richard, the only two public companies I know are working on
similar geology in Arizona are GPGI and IPMCF.
But in California, there are two companies working on similar
type of properties with Au + Ag + PGMs and they are Naxos(NXR) and
Kilo Gold(KGD) both in ASE.

All of the four companies face the same dilemma that Zeev talked
about. If you want the company's share price to jump, you
need to do detail reserve calculation and which will require
standard fire assay which did not show up the precious metals
content very well. In fact, both IPMC and NXR were halted/or
are being halted with fire assay methods.

You ask a very good question. If there are really so much
precious metals in the area, why don't all the small companies
jump in and grap land around them? I believe the main
reason is not much people believe in it.
A lot of main mining establishment including Norther Miners,
Stockwatch, John Kaiser, E. Charters, Stillwater etc do not believe
in the weird four. And both the Arizona and California
area had bad reputation in the past of having companies claiming
large amount of gold and Pt and never able to extract it.

Hopefully any one (or more) of the above four will prove they
can really extract and find a lot of precious metals in the area,
and this may become a future "area play".
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