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Gold/Mining/Energy : Canmine resources -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Marshhawk who wrote (1744)	8/21/1999 11:09:00 AM
From: dave brown	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2769

Sorry I don't have the time to re-read all your posts, but I know I can find flaws just the same. My information about Canmine has been bang on. Every issue. Your only comeback is that Canmine share price has appreciated from the low 30's to 70 cents mark. Big deal!! I can name a hundred of juniors that have had remarkable returns over the past few months alone. While you have been holding Canmine shares hoping for a comeback, my money has been working to the tune of approx. 500% return. Not bad for someone who reads outdated newspapers. We are just beginning to see an improvement to the resource sector and analyst are recommending resource base stocks again. By the way CNBC talked nothing but Canadian mining stocks on Friday. This is a good sign. TIMING IS EVERYTHING. Dated posts on the situation at the time don't hold argument now. Things change in this business and our contribution to this and any board must change with it to be effective and creditable. I believe I've done just that. In the beginning of an improved mining cycle, one should always buy senior producers since they are always the stocks that move first (Inco, Falconbridge, Noranda, Cominco, Alcan etc). Then look to mid tear producers (Aur, Breakwater etc) lastly look at coming producers, ones with production potential or excellent exploration opportunities (any junior yes including Canmine). That simple. Again timing is important but a junior with good promotional skills can still outperform the others. Your guess as good as mine! So I'm wrong to recommend Inco beginning a few months again. My father is sure glad he took my advise(one who invests in blue chip-less speculative stocks) Did you buy Canmine at 35 cents. Is it possible to buy any stock at the absolute low. Timing? Would you put more capital in Canmine at that time when Asia was in the dumps, falling commodity prices, world deflation, no exploration being done by the company, no financing. There was no reason to buy Canmine at that time. You sound more like a promotor than an investor!! Also, your couldn't have bought a 35 cent stock on margin!!! for your 300% gain.(Theres a flaw in your post. See how easy it can be to find flaws if you try). I don't really care if your intent is to discredit me. But I've been right for over a year about Canmine. Falling stock price, no production, disclosure issues, no drilled reserves for bank financing, exceptionally high overhead for a junior mining company, unable to deliver financing for production, lack of managerial experience to run a producing mining company etc. etc. etc. All this information in the public domain and on their website. I don't make it up, just know how to look for it. You seem to thrive on the who's right and who's wrong. Your posts on nickel supply, Australian laterite problems and socialeconomical problems have been excellent. In fact they have assisted me in some of my investment winnings of late. Too bad you didn't listen your own advise and at the same time listen to me and taken some of my advise. You could have made some money over the past months, as I have! If one is looking for credibility on making money in the junior game, I've got you hands down (not only on Canmine but other threads I've participated in). If building credibility on running posters down to see your point of view, you win. I am not playing your game. I still don't quite understand why your so in love with Canmine. Its one stock in a pool of hundreds if not thousands of investment opportunities. The odds of winning here are the same as a winning on a slot machine. You seem to have ample amount of time to reply immediately to every post on this board. Do you have a life beyond Canmine or is it your life? For a doctor you seem to have a lot of time to surf the net and post here. Just wondering? What is your real motive here? It seems to me I present myself as a threat to your motive? Again, your attacks aren't taken personally. I post when something comes up, or someone wants to take a personal attack on me. Easy up, life could be a lot if fun if you let it and at the same time we all can enjoy a little mining news. Current or not!