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Gold/Mining/Energy : Corner Bay Silver (BAY.T) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Nexus who wrote (716)3/14/2000 12:28:00 AM
From: Claude Cormier  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4409
 
<<No need to get so defensive.>>

Where do you read that I am defensive. Just expressing my view of the current situation. (Keep in mind I think in French and try to translate in english... so sometimes it may not come out exactly as I think it should).

<<and I was just wondering if something went wrong recently considering the recent selloff.>>

The only thing that is wrong is Kaiser telling his subscriber to sell 25% of their holdings in BAY a few weeks ago. Even if I disagree with his calculation of BAY's net asset value, I think his call made sense since his subscribers were in at a very low price. I think he still have a target of $6 on a probable takeover later this year.

<<BTW, I will spare you any comparison with my 'favorite' as there IS no comparison. Potential, potential, potential.>>

Hum, well then would you like to comment on the potential of Francisco new acquisitions. It should be easy as they took exactly the same format as PFG to report on surface results:

carlsononline.com

And about Cumberland, if I just tell you that they (and partners) already have 9 millions ounces almost proven on their properties and that the potential of their gold district is certainly for 20-40 millions ounces in several high grade deposits. Cumberland, like FGX, but unlike PFG, is not being promoted.



To: Nexus who wrote (716)3/14/2000 10:32:00 AM
From: dean_k  Respond to of 4409
 
This is a message sent to me regarding the metallurgical tests.

The column tests got underway in mid January. Typical test cycles run to 120 days so we don?t anticipate our metallurgical consultants summaries until April-May at the earliest.

Steven Brunelle
Vice-President

kindly Dean