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To: The Osprey who wrote (1969)	6/10/1999 3:30:00 PM
From: Estelle Ryan	Read Replies (1) of 2015

Heres a good read regarding mining to the internet: Thursday Jun 10 1999 See Sepik Gold Corp (SGK) In the News The Financial Post reports in its Thursday edition that junior explorers are mining the Internet for new-age riches. Reporter John Schreiner notes that last year, broker-turned-businessman Ford Nicholson was selling the story of a company called Sepik Gold, which was drilling a property in Papua New Guinea. This year he is promoting a company called eBop, which is developing a retail Web site aimed at British teenagers. He has hitched his wagon to one of the strongest trends sweeping through the junior mining community. The new well where the money is kept is "dot com" and mining promoters are embracing Internet concepts with a vengeance. Newsletter writer Brian Fagan says that for the foreseeable future, the majority of stocks that go from $1 to $5 will be technology stocks. Since the beginning of the year, Mr. Fagan has tracked about 130 junior exploration stocks that are changing direction. At least a third are heading in the direction of the Internet. Some examples are Montello Resources, Orinoco Gold, Globalstore.com, LatinGold, Senator Minerals and Sikaman Gold Resources.

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