Subject: BRE-X, Indonesia, Ashanti Goldfields, Strong Companies.
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To: Lalit Jain (9067 )
From: nasdaq
Mar 29 1997 5:12AM EST
Reply #9086 of 26978
"The bulk of gold mineralization at the Busang gold deposit of Bre-x Minerals in
Indonesia is contained in multiple stage hydrofractures, as seen in this exposure of the
Southeast gold zone" (Northern Miner, Exploration, pg. B1.
Good Morning kids. Any sight of our gold yet?
Hi Lalit, your post like all your others are well thought out and make a lot o sense. But
its hard to keep the faith when we are being mercilessy clobbered like this.
I am looking at a copy of the reputable Northern Miner dated March 10, 1997. In a
special section entitled "Exploration," pg. B1, there is a 10cmx15cm colour picture
with the caption, "The bulk of gold mineralization at the Busang gold deposit of Bre-x
Minerals in Indonesia is contained in multiple stage hydrofractures, as seen in this
exposure of the Southeast gold zone." THE GOLD IS PLAINLY VISIBLE TO THE
NAKED EYE. LOTS OF IT. Because of its erratic "stratification" (I am using this
term in a layman sense) throughout the "rock" two drill holes one foot apart could, and
very likely would, result in DRAMATIC DIFFERENCES. Even to a layman like me it
is plainly clear that 7 holes in terrain like this prove nothing. You would have to drill the
area as Bre-x did, "like swiss cheese," to get any idea of what is really underneath the
ground. Maybe 100 holes might prove something? Any statisticians aboard the good
ship lolly-pop?
Everyone, get a copy of the publication and look at it for yourselves.
Regards,
Nasdaq |
