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To: James Mortensen who wrote (324)2/6/2000 12:49:00 PM
From: Robert J Mullenbach  Respond to of 462
 
If gold can close over 336, looks like one big party.

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Weekend Report (February 5th 2000): I have received several mails about Gold to day. Recently I did stop
commenting on the metal, because the cycle was dubious at times, which I attribute to the fact that the metal
have
not really functioned as a real market for years, also the price history only extended to 1968. Still it does respond
to
the cycle and the fact that we have a lunar eclipse (not included in the cycle) to day, is certainly an important
point.
Studies shows that precious metals often take off at such a point in time, don't ask me why, its for anyone to plot
these events on a chart and see for themselves. In 1987 silver doubled in two months and it started just like what
happened to gold yesterday. I have posted a chart for gold, which shows strength towards next month, but then a
sharp decline. I can not guaranty what will happen, at times this chart have been dubious. The gold surge could
very
well be significant long term, we can get a pullback towards the spring, but can assume that gold made a long
term
low last year, and that the current support line will hold. If more short covering next week, anything can happen.
The
fact that this started with the Bond scare, and that stocks are heading lower - according to predictions herein -
could
mean that we are at a very important inflexion point in the financial history of the world. The psychology is
undergoing dramatic changes, which all of my studies shows, see The WCA Grand Cycle. Its my belief that
these
external events - news, bond buy backs, less forward sales of gold, inverted yield curve, interest rates and other
fundamentals - means nothing, the inner mentality picks on them, because monumental changes take place in the
subconscious or the collective mind of investors and the public at large. The inner perception is forced upon the
external. See US Treasury Bonds, WCA Trends, which shows huge (mental) swings at this time. The fact that
NASDAQ came up to the eclipse (it partly coincided with the cycle) and gold surge should indicate an important
change as a new trading week starts. There will be a lot of cross currents, the public owning overvalued issues,
huge
margin debt, inverted yield curve - signifies mental changes or a saturation point. I bet that a lot of hedge funds,
investment bankers are planning damage control this weekend. What ever they do, it will create more
imbalances,
and this time around it might be totally out of control, Greenspan runs out of tricks, simply because no one
understands the complexity of these strategies, the leverage is extreme and one thing leads to another, a change
reaction - a melt financial down. I am not trying to be alarmist, but any sensible person knows that we are in the
middle of a speculative bubble beyond comprehension. Will it burst next week? Again I do not know, but the bond
scare, the gold surge and the behavior of NASDAQ tells me that something is ready to explode. If I gave advise,
which I do not, one should be short the common stock, especially technology and long gold mining stocks,
regardless
of a possible pullback later this spring - thats normal. As of The Dow Prediction, see Dow Jones WCA, Closer
View ,
it looks great, and the NASDAQ thing seems to be a huge bull trap, that will be discussed by the learned in years
to
come, no they think it is the new paradigm in progress.The complacency is nothing less then amazing among the
bulls. The "safest investment in the world -" US government debt is to be taken of the table, may be that's why
the
only real safe investment (historical speaking) is surging. Gold could again be fulfilling its purpose - a storage of
wealth. When the stock markets are collapsing, are they going to buy corporate bonds? Whose debt or equity is
going to be safe, it will the evaporation of wealth!!! The week that past and next week can be the real beginning
of a
corrective phase back to sanity, and it is my contention that it will take decades to sort it all out. One thing is the
obvious imbalances in the financial system of the world, but this is only to obscure the imbalances of governments
own skeletons. When the phony - money and debt are finally exposed, things can get really ugly. Finally the Long
Bond will not disappear and the debt will never be paid, it will be refinanced and eventually inflated out of
existence.
Big debtors never pay and if the US government should stop running up huge debts and trade deficits, it would be
like taking the world off "heroin," soon they will issue bonds like nobodies business, when they understand what
they have set off this last week.

if gold can get a good rally going, will call Paul or Don up.

check your yahoo for hot info on gold.

hoping this is the big one.



To: James Mortensen who wrote (324)2/7/2000 12:06:00 PM
From: Robert J Mullenbach  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 462
 
Jim, some real nice action on TSE today.

nice size on bids, some buying at higher prices.

it's not over by a long shot here.

never figured gold would make it over 300 for a while.

nice surprise.

if gold can hold over 300 this week, will get a update next week.



To: James Mortensen who wrote (324)2/11/2000 2:19:00 PM
From: Robert J Mullenbach  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 462
 
Take a look at this Major news.

Standard Mining Corporation

Managment

Paul Saxton - Chief Executive Officer/President
Mr. Saxton has built a successful career in mineral exploration, operation and financing over
the past 25 years. He has a strong mine operations background and has been involved with the
construction of mines in Canada and the United States including: Castle Mountain, California;
Nickel Plate Gold, B.C.; American Girl, Arizona; and, notably, the recently constructed
Brewery Creek Mine in the Yukon. Mr. Saxton has been a director and/or officer of several
publicly traded companies and is presently also director and President of Standard Mining Inc.

Mr. Rod Samuels - Vice President Operations and Development.
Mr. Rod Samuels has been appointed VP Operations and Development for Quest. Mr.
Samuels has 27 years of Canadian and internationalexperience in mineral processing quality
control, production metallurgy, mining pollution control and gold recovery plant design and
development. He has numerous senior positions with various mining companies over his
career.

Mr. Don Archibald - Corporate Secretary
Mr. Don Archibald has been appointed Corporate Secretary. Mr. Archibald has over fifteen
years of experience in administration and investor relations with various companies.

Rick Russell, Exploration Consultant - U.S. & Canada
Rick Russell has been in the mining business for nearly 30 years. His mining career started in
the 1968 when he went to work in the lead mines of southeast Missouri for St. Joe Minerals
Corporation. Mr. Russell graduated with a Masters Degree in Geology from Northern Illinois
University in 1969. "St. Joe helped me finish my thesis," says Rick, "they gave me the
opportunity to work all over the country, including here in Nevada where I spent several months
in Virginia City evaluating the remaining gold/silver potential of the Comstock Lode." Rick was
also involved in lead/zinc exploration in Missouri, Tennessee and Kentucky.

Jeffrey L. Wilson - Exploration Consultant - Latin America
Mr. Wilson joins Quest with over 23 years of exploration experience in Latin America and the
United States with emphasis on gold. He was formerly Director of Exploration fo Mexico and
Central America with Echo Bay Exploration, Inc. where his exploration teams were responsible
for several recent gold discoveries. Mr. Wilson has also directed exploration in the western
United States for Echo Bay and Tenneco Minerals Company resulting in the discovery of
multiple gold deposits and new mines. He is experienced in resource evaluation. Mr. Wilson
holds a Master of Science degree in Geology from the University of Southern California and
Bachelor of Science degree in Geology from California State University, Northridge

Directors

Mr. Thomas J. Menning - Director, Chairman
Mr. Menning is President of Thomas J. Menning Company, based in Incline Village, NV. The
company has operating and investment interest in manufacturing and other businesses in the
U.S. and abroad. He served on the Board of Directors of Eisenhower Medical Center in Rancho
Mirage, CA and also as a director of National Health Care based in Washington, DC. He
received his Bachelors in Economics and Finance from California State University of Fullerton.

Mr. John S. Hernstat - Director
John S. Hernstat grew up in the mid-west and graduated from the Michigan State University
with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in 1962.

During his career in the food industry, John was VP of Sales and Marketing for Fries and Fries,
a manufacturer of Flavors and Fragrances in Cincinnati, OH from 1962-1981.

In 1981, John became VP of Sales and Marketing for International Flavors and Fragrances
(IFF), New York, NY a Fortune 500 company until 1993. In 1993, John joined Wynn Starr
Flavors, Allendale, NJ, as President. Currently, John is President of Recruit Inc., which is an
executive search company specializing in Food Industry Professionals.

Mr Bill Meyer - Director
Mr. Meyer has a very distinguished career in international mineral exploration. Mr. Meyer has
recently retired from his position of VP Exploration of Teck Corporation. Bill serves on a
number of public and private companies' boards and continues in a consulting role with Teck
Corporation.

Mr. Jim O'Rourke - Director
Mr. O'Rourke has over 30 years of extensive hands-on experience in mine evaluations,
financing development, marketing and operations in Canada, the United States, South America
and the Philippines. Mr.O'Rourke was responsible for the acquisition, evaluation, financing and
development of the $140 million Huckleberry open pit copper mine in northern B.C., which
started production in 1997. In recent years, he has been a director of a number of public and
private companies.

Paul Saxton - Director Officer/President
Mr. Saxton has built a successful career in mineral exploration, operation and financing over
the past 25 years. He has a strong mine operations background and has been involved with the
construction of mines in Canada and the United States including: Castle Mountain, California;
Nickel Plate Gold, B.C.; American Girl, Arizona; and, notably, the recently constructed
Brewery Creek Mine in the Yukon. Mr. Saxton has been a director and/or officer of several
publicly traded companies and is presently also director and President of Standard Mining Inc.

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News about Director, unless he is not director yet.

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biz.yahoo.com

One of the World's Largest Gold Producers Invests in
Vancouver Junior

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Feb. 11 /PRNewswire/ -- One of the world's largest gold producers, Gold Fields Limited
of South Africa, has acquired 2.1 million units of stock in Vancouver junior Aquest Minerals Corp.

Gold Fields, which produces an average of 4 million ounces of gold per year, is partially funding the development of Aquest's
Anabella gold project in Guatemala. Aquest has already identified a resource of approximately 630,000 ounces in a
Carlin-style, sedimentary deposit that the company believes has the potential to top 2 million ounces. In addition to the stock
purchase, Gold Fields will also underwrite further metallurgical testing, scheduled to begin this month.

The financing will allow Aquest to continue and expand geological mapping and sampling that show gold, antimony and arsenic
values extending over a strike length of 5 kilometres.

Company Chairman Jim O'Rourke, a respected industry veteran whose previous credits include quarterbacking the
$140,000,000 Huckleberry Mine, leaves today for Guatemala to meet with Dr. Tom Vehrs and a 16-man geological crew to
initiate the second phase of exploration. The objective is to further confirm an extension to the current ore body that, if verified,
could indicate a substantial bulk-tonnage deposit.

Commenting on the recent rise in the gold price, O'Rourke says, ``We have always believed that gold is undervalued. Because
of this, Aquest has focused on potentially large deposits that are relatively inexpensive to acquire. In this way, we believe we
minimize downside risk to our investors, and offer the potential for shareholders to realize a significantly higher return per share
as in the case of several recent highly-successful transactions.'

Aquest trades on the Canadian Venture Exchange under the symbol AQU-V.

I sure hope that is us some day with Honduras. it will be.

just hang in there.!!!!