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Gold/Mining/Energy : Winspear Resources

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To: George J. Tromp who wrote (4541)12/19/1997 3:40:00 PM
From: bill  Read Replies (1) of 26850
 
Market was down -225 this a.m. Now -96.19. WSP one of the few stocks
up. Last trades are 1.05. Unusual strength in the face of the
drop in the DOW and -66.77 in the TSE.

Anybody got an answer to the floowing: the latest boulder train
leads in a straight line to the lakeshore. Can one assume that the boulder train does n ot stop at the lakesore but continues into
the lake? If it does continue into the lake, why is it not possible to track the boulder train along the lake bottom. Laks in the north are usually fairly shallow. Wouldn't it make sense to check the lake bottom for a contiuation of the train and try to see where it stops? If peopel can do this sort of thing on the ocean floor, surely they can do it on the lake bottom. Are there conditions that don't allow the tracking of the boulders beyond kthe water's edge? Or is there some geologic/volcanic reason that the boulder train would stop at the water's edge? The reason I ask is because this bouldr train seems so distinct and identifiable.

I had a geologist visiting here and he assumed that WSP would be doing some sort of underwater tests, using sound. He seemed to think that such tests would be able to identify a kimberlite structure. Does anyone know the terms for this sort of so I could look it up and read about it?
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