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Gold/Mining/Energy : CFV - Camphor Ventures -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: paul centis who wrote (393)	1/6/2000 2:54:00 AM
From: Market Watcher	Respond to of 407

In the circumstances (investigating what is apparently a little understood, potentially revolutionary magnesium processing technology) I'd rather have the stock halted for a longer time and the right decision made by management than the stock halted for a shorter time and the wrong decision made. However, everyone's entitled to an opinion. Now that the dust has settled, let's keep CFV and MPV progressing. Diamond's are a girls (and guys) best friend !! Cheers

To: paul centis who wrote (393)	1/7/2000 4:18:00 PM
From: mick	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 407

I was appalled when they made the orginal announcement and I am pleased that it has been quashed. I am now wondering about managment and its directors. Unquestionably, this should never have been attempted and for once, the VSE (or CDNX) may have done its job and protected the shareholder. On the plus side, dragging it out for 3 months did protect the shares from dropping so far. Anyone no why RXD is in favour ? As far as I can tell, they found some kimberlite (wow - how thrilling !) I hold some TMI which has better production, found lots more kimberlite, and is a very undervalued company in my opinion. Just looking over the annual report, the only significant difference is that REX loses more money, its exploration properties are less developed, and it has associated itself as a .com (selling its diamonds over the NET. I am curious about this. Any how, good to hear the company has dropped the magnesium play. Tough to say if and when De Beers will develop this resource, but I am sure they will. Need some good news on the diamond font. Cheers