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Gold/Mining/Energy : AAS-V , "Remember The ALAMOS!!!!!!!!!"

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To: Ed Pakstas who wrote (222)6/7/1998 8:27:00 PM
From: Mr Metals  Read Replies (1) of 307
 
Vancouver Stock Exchange -

Kaiser in a funk over market's
prospects

Vancouver Stock
Exchange
VSE
Shares issued 0
1899-12-30 close $0
Friday Jun 5 1998
John Kaiser, writing in his June 3 Bottom-Fish
Tracker, offers a gloomy view on the outlook
for junior resource companies. Mr. Kaiser says
liquidity has evaporated and the market may
soon witness a panic rush for the exits by
bottom fishers who have stayed in the game in
anticipation of a rebound following the Bre-X
disaster of May 1997. Things are so bad that
even though he regards this year's bottom-fish
list as his best ever, "we are about to witness a
low tide of the sort not seen in decades." Even
though he made most of his recent
recommendations late last year, when the
market appeared to have hit bottom, Mr.
Kaiser has a feeling things may get worse
before they get better. He compares the
current market to buying at a fire sale only to
find out everything will be marked down
another 50 per cent for a going-out-of-business
sale. The Vancouver Stock Exchange index
closed Friday at 581, near its low this year of
574, against the tide of new highs experienced
by most major markets. On the bright side, Mr.
Kaiser believes metals prices will rebound --
"sharper and sooner than one would expect
given the rather negative current outlook for
the global economy."
(c) Copyright 1998 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
canada-stockwatch.com

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