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Gold/Mining/Energy : Pacific Wildcat (V.PAW)

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To: Dav!d who wrote (40)	11/10/1996 12:27:00 AM
From: Aloysius Lo	of 47

Dave. The terminology may be somewhat technical sounding but that alone doesn't reveal much about the geology in their properties. As soon as I get my copy of the annual report (and maps??), I hope to be better able to draw my own conclusions re the mineralization down there. I'm sure you know that all news releases from these juniors are filled with the same key words over and (porphory, veins, etc) I am however curious about the faults they've mentioned. But if I ever answered my Geo exam with "news release" style descriptions, I'd surely fail. (I don't major in Geology, but had to take such courses as they were prerequisites) Dave if you have time, and haven't done so yet, go read some geology texts, they'll really help you differentiate between BS and well worded BS. :) I did see a geology thread somewhere around here, maybe you could pry an opinion out of somebody over there. Aloysius

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