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Gold/Mining/Energy : Pacific North West Capital Corporation-PFN on Alberta
PFN 7.540-0.4%Nov 13 4:00 PM EST

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To: Elizabeth Andrews who wrote (1194)4/26/2000 7:28:00 PM
From: C Bunka  Read Replies (1) of 2255
 
If I may add my two cents worth...

Institutional investors and major mining companies rarely if ever buy into a new play after just a few holes. They just don't do it. Instead, they conduct DD by visiting the property; interviewing management; auditing drill results; and more. This takes time once the process has started. And I doubt the process would be initiated after just a few holes.

As well, PFN has traded 8 million shares since March 1. Roughly 1 million per week - this is hardly illiquid since it represents over $20 millin in buying. Considering that the resource market is lousy, this is actually very good.

The resource sector hasn't had a win since Argentina Gold, and, correct me if I am wrong, but I remember that you were saying similar things about ARP before it was taken out by Homestake at over $7 per share.

There is nothing wrong with shorters. Nothing wrong with day-traders either. Both are necessary to the market and I believe the market is better for their existence.

I also believe that everyone should declare their interest. For instance, I hold no position in PFN, long or short, direct or indirect. My wife has a very small long position.

That's it! Simple, really.
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