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To: Mike Gold who wrote (20746)	11/19/1999 8:40:00 PM
From: john	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25548

I still have some hope that financials will get in on time or the Nasdaq merger will go through before the "ink" sheets but we shall see. Neither likely to happen but you still have thirty days to blow this pop stand after Dec 17, I am with Jim poof, gonzo, there may be way too much selling pressure next week as we approach that fatal November 30 pulled outta the air deadline* at the AGM.......... I wonder if there will be another buy reco put out by any newsletter writer,,,,,,,,,,,???????????????? Things left to happen, 1 Financing announcement, 2 Financial Statements 3 Nasdaq Merger, <well read the news release, that's no merger> 4 Drilling 5 Shorts forced to cover this thread now around for entertainment value, and I am sure that will happen........... handshake, how was the GOLF game today?????????????? Good Luck

To: Mike Gold who wrote (20746)	11/19/1999 9:41:00 PM
From: Jim Bishop	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25548

Mike I wish ya luck. Don't like to see anyone get hurt. Hey, I still have MYNG, they're freebies and not worth much, but I keep them as much as a reminder about July 8, when so many of us just plain blew it. Arrgghhh close to 80 grand Cdn, out the window, cause I wanted more. Now, I sell dang near everything too early, I don't care about taking the tops off any longer. I'm sure you won't do that here.

To: Mike Gold who wrote (20746)	11/22/1999 10:20:00 AM
From: Mike Gold	Respond to of 25548

Gold Mine Financing Link: placerdome.com This part is interesting: "Mining projects have always seemed excellent candidates for project financing and the evolution of markets for project financing is having a significant impact. Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB) provides a useful summary of mine project financing activity, which includes capital markets and loans, over the last few years. According to their statistics about $14.2 billion has been raised over the last six years including $7.8 billion in 1997 alone. There were about 40 separate facilities, and 62% was directed to copper, and 29% to gold; and 47% was spent on projects in Chile. The arrival of non-bank lenders into the project financing market had not been seen in the mining project finance area until 1993, but these non-traditional lenders, who are primarily US and European insurance companies which are interested in purchasing capital market project debt instruments, are now competing aggressively. In 1992 non-bank project financings aggregated at about $1 billion according to CSFB. By 1997 the market had grown to about $9 billion. Such financing has become a major source of funding for export oriented industries such as oil and gas, iron, steel, and aluminium over the past 3 ? 4 years. It is quite logical to extend this source of funding to gold and copper. "