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Gold/Mining/Energy : ASHTON MINING OF CANADA (ACA)

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To: Chris K. who wrote (7412)1/3/2000 12:22:00 PM
From: Famularo  Read Replies (1) of 7966
 
In addition to myself and Art from Yorkton, my friend, John Kaiser likes Ashton at these prices.

Kaiser says buy Ashton and hope it sparkles in 2000

Ashton Mining of Canada Inc ACA
Shares issued 29,249,415 Dec 29 close $0.57
Thu 30 Dec 99 In the News
John Kaiser, writing in the November-December Bottom-Fishing Report (Dec.
28), says Alberta diamond diehard Ashton Mining of Canada is a buy once
again at 53 cents. Ashton now joins his list of 20 picks for 2000. Mr.
Kaiser and Ashton's relationship extends to before the Alberta play, which
kicked off when Ashton discovered kimberlite at Buffalo Hills in January,
1997. The baron of bottom fishing tipped it a buy in December, 1998, at
$1.10 and in October, 1999, at 50 cents; he also liked it when it was
mainly a Northwest Territories explorer in April, 1996, at $1.15, and in
December, 1996, at 96 cents, when it had set its sights on Alberta. Ashton
topped $8 in May, 1997, at the peak of the Alberta play. In the current
report, Mr. Kaiser calls Ashton a sleeper that must deliver the goods this
year in order to refinance a treasury that is down to $4-million. The risk
to bottom fishers is that its Australian parent will refinance it in the
pennies. Drilling is planned in early January on targets in a new area
called Caribou Mountain, as well as within the K-14 cluster. Drilling will
also take place this winter in the Northwest Territories.
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