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

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To: James Chorney who wrote (3001)11/30/1997 1:04:00 AM
From: Famularo  Read Replies (1) of 7966
 
Picked this up from the Aber thread.

Yorkton Buy report on Diamond Stocks:

The Seasonality Factor by John Hainey

1. In the past we have documented the consistent share price correlation of diamond
cos with the drilling season in NWT, which occurs btwn Jan and May. Prices of the
cos have consistently risen during this period each yr since 93 generally related to the
flow of news and anticipation of results.

2. We have monitored a group of 6 prominent players over the 4 winter seasons from
93 to 96. As a group, assuming equal weights, they gave the following returns in the
dec1 to april 15 period.
1993 +97%
1994 +33%
1995 +213%
1996 +82%
Avg Return +106%

3. The pattern was broadly repeated in 97:
DiaMEt +19%
Aber +51%
S.Era +23%
mt Prov + 26%
Lytton +18%
Winspear +62%
Average +33%

4. All of these cos will be very active in the coming season and we believe the pattern
will continue. The pattern also applies to several of the other exploration co which will
be active this winter. These include Ashton, Pure Gold, Gerle, Montello, New
Claymore, Kalahare.

5. We recommend investors position themselves now with a basket of stocks to
spread the risk. Experience has shown that the shares can fluctuate considerably during
the winter drilling season and trading profits should be taken when available.
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