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Gold/Mining/Energy : Clifton Mining (CFB-Alberta)-Silver Play -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Martin E. Frankel who wrote (514)	11/5/1999 7:41:00 AM
From: Dan P	Respond to of 653

Marty: As far as I know, the American Silver ownership details were worked out a long time ago, and long before the benefits and potentially excellent revenues from this source were recognized. I guess I look at the glass as half (almost) full, rather than half-empty. I view this venture as one that will tide Clifton over until the Cane Springs venture can be drilled with income from American Silver sales. I have several juniors (unfortunately) that have not "made it" through the difficult bear market in the natural resources. Clifton will be a survivor. With respect to lead, take a look at the London metals exchange web site, to get an idea of what the metals have done. Lead remains the weak sister, whereas the others have all gone up, with zinc actually almost double in price from where it was a year ago. I view the Cane Springs deposit as the project most likely to succeed, unless and until lead prices start to rise. Regards Dan