Was it 'seven come eleven [soon]'?
A 5 3/4 close would be fine by me. Chuca said that the TH comment was on the Bloombergs--it may have convinced some to buy or cover.
TGIF--cocktail time before you know it ;)
Flash--Keith just forwarded Ron's IPM/Bloomberg piece, which I've pasted for lurkers.
Bob
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RSA Update IPM Volume 1 # 15.4 Aug 22 1997
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Int Precious Metals, IPMCF on Nasdaq
Well what's new with IPM these days, certainly not another one sided
article, joke for journalism out of Bloomberg. Sorry folks that's it for today,
Loren Steffy from Bloomberg comes up with the usual story line. I was hoping
we would see something a little more creative. Last article from this source,
the Friendship Lab didn't exist, now it doesn't do samples. Bloomberg somehow
got a telephone interview with the non existent lab. Funny thing is, in this
interview Bloomberg only found out two things. The article claimed that Stan
Wardle, Friendship owner, said in a phone interview that his company doesn't
do sampling or any mining-related work, Friendship is a 'non-public research
and development facility'. The 2nd thing of importance that Bloomberg
discovered was that Stan expressed anger and said "I don't give a s... about
the mining industry'.
Since Friendship doesn't do any mining-related work and I've seen all the
mining equipment at the facility in use, I can only assume it doesn't exist
until the next Bloomberg article and we will find out it doesn't work right or
isn't approved by B. & S. Company.
The stock did drop about 1/2 point. Bloomberg is going to have to get more
creative. Perhaps the next article will include a telephone interview with
Bill Clinton and he could be quoted as declaring Arizona a mine free zone. If
the next article comes after the BD report than perhaps we might hear that BD
employees were abducted by aliens so they could get all the platinum to
energize the warp core engines on their space crafts.
We can expect to see an excerpt of the Bloomberg article in one of the
Canadian Financial papers tomorrow or Saturday. This is par for the course, be
sure to cut it out for your collection. I really liked one of the previous
ones with the dice sitting in the sand.
Ron Struthers Editor of Resource Stocks Advisory
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