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Gold/Mining/Energy : SOUTHERNERA (t.SUF) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Confluence who wrote (3638)	6/9/1999 5:28:00 PM
From: russet	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7235

Everyone seen the new slide display on Suf webpage from the, Northeast Investment in Mining Conference June 2, 1999 at 10:15am New York Marriot Marquis New York City, NY, U.S.A. http://www.southernera.com/1Product&Marketing.htm Click on slide and video in the top right hand. Its new. It has lots of good pictures,...which is what I like. I like to be able to visualize what they are excited about (like you can on the Winspear website and many others). With $.19 cents per quarter earnings and production growth ramping up, we have good support at the $4.00 level (5x earnings per share). The market continues to demand proof quarter by quarter. russett

To: Confluence who wrote (3638)	6/9/1999 5:38:00 PM
From: maxed	Respond to of 7235

Excellent suggestion. I would like SUF to use there web site to post a monthly update on all their projects. This would allow us to keep up to date instead of quessing when the next news release is coming which is always followed by a drop in share price. SUF may think little details are insignificant but I would like to know every little detail. Wouldn't you all like to know how many diamonds were found in SA in May, what was done in Brazil last month, what was done in the NWT last month, what was done in Angola and at the Platinum mine , how many people we out working in the field. Baker Hughes the oil services company put's out a weekly rig count for N.A. This lets people know if activity is picking out or going down. If they don't have someone at head office to do this then hire someone. When something big comes up then put out a release to the wire services. In the mean time give me all you have and give it to me in plain english. Before you release anything run it by the dumbist guy you have working for you. If he can understand it then it is ready for me. Eddy

To: Confluence who wrote (3638)	6/9/1999 6:26:00 PM
From: gemsearcher	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7235

Hello Confluence. 1. We are all high and dry. 2. You cannot be high and dry and all wet at the same time. 3. Ergo , you are not all wet. Suggestion # 1. Abandon any notion of Russett or Donald as company poet. Seriously , I completely agree that the time has come for loyal shareholders to step up and forcefully , politely and constructively speak their mind. At this point , I could care less whether those concerns are expressed in a public forum such as SI or privately , and I leave it the discretion of the members of this decent , loyal and well-intentioned thread as to how, shall I say , direct , they choose to be. Clearly , shareholders are upset , some apparently to such an extent that they drop huge blocks on the first sight of any sizeable bid. IMHO , the market has picked up on this "anger selling" , as witnessed by the large blocks that have lurked on the low end of the bid side , tempting the frustrated and the angered. This turns into a vicious circle that transcends and masks fundamentals. Well , I'm not selling - for now. I refuse to sell for less than fair value and this stock has been trading at a discount to its fair value for the last 3-4 months . I will give thought to specific suggestions in these respects and will post shortly. If I did not firmly believe that SUF was a gem in every respect other than correctable flaws , I'd be right there with TK. Regards