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To: Q. who wrote (1179)7/16/1999 4:31:00 PM
From: Chuca Marsh   of 1364
 
So, we are in the top 2% sometimes: ( Sometimes the Good make up for the bad and the UGLY!)RE:
John Kaiser you want to Quote, Kaiser we do:
and TODAYS TECH news, yes; N - I said TODAYS news that verifies this Kaiser Watcher-reader:
Message 10540337
Message 10540337
Message 9918371
Message 9918371
Kaiser thinks so, news just out:
Birch Mountain Resources Ltd -
Birch Mountain leads Kaiser's 1999 portfolio
Birch Mountain Resources Ltd BMD
Shares issued 24,622,290 1999-06-02 close $1.55
Wednesday Jun 2 1999
THAT'S ONE QUANTUM STEP FOR PRAIRIE GOLD; ONE BIG LEAP FOR STOCK
By Stockwatch Business Reporter
The Doug Rowe mineral play Birch Mountain Resources again leads John Kaiser's recommendations for 1999. The stock also led in April. In May, Aquest Minerals topped the Kaiser portfolio.
Mr. Kaiser tipped Birch Mountain a medium-priority buy at 30 cents on Dec. 11, 1998. It was the first time he recommended the stock since the Kaiser Bottom-Fishing Report began in 1994.
Birch Mountain closed Tuesday on the Alberta Stock Exchange at $1.59, up four cents from Monday's close, on volume of 46,700 shares. No other letter writer followed by Stockwatch has recommended Birch Mountain, although Yorkton Securities tipped it a buy in February 1998 based on its exposure to the once-hot Alberta diamonds play. The company's main area of interest are several properties in Western Canada that may host gold and platinum in sediment rock. Its search is based on a unique theory called the Prairie gold model.
Birch Mountain's performance helped boost Mr. Kaiser's 1999 bottom-fishing portfolio to a 14.5 per cent gain. That is down from last month's standing of a 23.7 per cent gain.
In his Dec. 11 recommendation Mr. Kaiser gave little indication about what might drive the stock in 1999 and has not offered any thoughts on its good performance this year. His most recent Bottom-Fishing Report, dated May 26, is also silent on the topic.
Mr. Kaiser commented, however, on his overall portfolio of 100 bottom-dwelling recommendations and was gloomy in spite of its gains. "Let's face it," he wrote on May 26, "my latest 'best ever bottom-fish list' is so far yet another dog, the third in a row. None of the 1999 bottom-fish have reached the target of a 500 per cent gain from the bottom-fish buy bracket limit, though a few like Birch Mountain and Oro Nevada have come close." ...it goes on...>>
Chuckaverage COUNTS!

FROM TOP URL, Minerals Analysis is a NUKE FUTURE TECH, JVed with D-C Deal and Core Tech Held:
<<.."Analytical data have been generated by or on behalf of Birch
Mountain, and independently by other companies, government agencies and
universities."

"Birch Mountain concludes that the results of analyses of drill core and
surface samples highlighted below, conclusively prove the existence of
anomalous quantities of gold, silver, platinum, palladium and other precious
and base metals in rocks from our Athabasca property. "

"Recent
advances in our understanding of the underlying chemical systems related to
mineral genesis, have enabled Birch Mountain to achieve intermittent detection
of important levels of gold, platinum and palladium. "

"We feel that the
variability in results is related to control of certain process parameters
that are now systematically being tested. "

Electron Imaging
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