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Gold/Mining/Energy : Standard Mining, ( Formerly Quest International ) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Robert J Mullenbach who wrote (337)	2/18/2000 10:10:00 AM
From: Robert J Mullenbach	Respond to of 462

So you want to trade Gold on short side, ?? Read this. the tide must be turning, Le Metropole members, As we have been reporting to you, the "Hannibal Cannibal" bullion dealer camp is in utter disarray. Our side received word today, via a Cafe member, that Gavin Stuart, chief gold options trader for Dresdner Bank, was just given the hook. Previously, the Caf‚ has reported that the chief gold trader for UBS was fired and that mega bear gold analyst, Kevin Crisp of J.P Morgan, is now on permanent vacation. We also have received more input that there will be further dismissals at J.P Morgan's bullion operation. J.P Morgan is co-chair of the Counterparty Risk Management Group. It is very clear that bullion desks around the world are feeling HEAT. They will feel much much more. The official sector "general" still desperately trying to hold down the price of gold is losing his lieutenants all over the place. Hard to fight a war without soldiers and strategists. That is not to say they are defeated. Gold was up $2.50 this morning before the U.S opening at 7:30 to 8, Society Generale, Morgan Guarantee, et all, came in right on cue to knock the gold price down going into the U.S opening, in the hope of attracting more selling. So far today, their ploy has not worked as gold is presently trading up $3.20 on the day. According to John Brimelow, demand for gold in INDIA continues to surge and the premiums are as high as he can remember. Just in. A surprise. Chase Bank, the massive seller yesterday, has turned around as a massive buyer today buying everything it can. Stay tuned!!!!!!! <A HREF="http://www.LeMetropoleCafe.com/scripts/products.cfm">Le Metropole Cafe</A> All the best, Bill Murphy Le Patron www.LeMetropoleCafe.com

To: Robert J Mullenbach who wrote (337)	2/20/2000 1:59:00 AM
From: Stephen Adnan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 462

Robert, I already have a inet portflio and mutual funds, the recent "never to be seen again highs" has turned me to a gold bug. However, I realize that the timing could be 2 months or two years. I am looking to put $1,500 to $2,000/month in a very speculative gold stock; unfortunately, I don't want to trade on the CNDX. Even though I want safety, I don't want a large cap either. SMDCF looks like a good play - however, I don't want to be right on GOLD , yet wrong on the company. Will SMDCF be around for the next gold rush?? What are its chance, INYH, of it going out of business or going to the pink sheets?? Since you indicate that you have been in gold since the 70s, is this a stock you would reccommend to someone looking for a "perpetual option" in gold? If not what you you rec as a beaten down junior gold? Please be specific as I value your opinion. If you feel I should stay away for Standard mining or any stock tht went thru a reverse say it. Or, it this offers low risk NOW after the reverse and high reward, indicate. Or should I diversity, - GSR/CBJ/DROOY/DAY? I want to buy in now and I will sell on the double. If it drops again, I will buy back again and slowly build a position. I have done this before, and believe it or not it works -especially, if you have lots of patience and the stock is in a long long base and trades comsistently between 1/8-1/4, for example, for months. Please respond in depth. It is imperative that I pic the right stocks. I think I know what will happen with inflation. Also, I see another INET run coming and am dreaming of further depressed gold prices before the SLOW SLOW uptrend begins. Thats when I am getting in. TIA Stephen