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Gold/Mining/Energy : BRE-X, Indonesia, Ashanti Goldfields, Strong Companies.

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To: brent hyatt who wrote (8746)	3/27/1997 10:15:00 PM
From: Marshall	of 28369

Brent, you posted: >>"A few days ago in one of the Jakarta newspapers, there was a Mining Minister speaking on this very subject. He made suggestions to the effect that if there was criminal doings on the part of Bre-x, .... "<< Am I correct that this whole mess didn't surface until yesterday? If so, did that Jakarta newspaper specifically mention Bre-x in the same article as "criminal doings" and were there any other company names mentioned? You may have a case of someone knowing about this before it came public. I think you realize how this could tend to bias things. All said, regardless of the fact that I do not deal in Gold stocks nor Canadian stocks, it seems to me that if there is a chance that this will come out as better than it initially looks the stock may be a great bargain at this price - at least something to weigh some odds on. I did however notice that when they showed the CEO on CNBC this evening I didn't like the way he handled himself.

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