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To: George the Greek who wrote (13146)5/26/2000 5:01:00 PM
From: SnakeInATuxedo  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 14226
 
Gus now works the night shift skimming scum off the vats at the vinegar works.[eom]



To: George the Greek who wrote (13146)5/27/2000 3:58:00 AM
From: Thor Carlsen  Respond to of 14226
 
George, 1996 historical news you linked to was that this 1?
Found in here... megahits.com . Great
stuff if it were.
JC, I tend to belive that JensFord did not lie because if
what you suggest is true than their plan was even more
precalculated than anyone could imagine. 2 portend or not 2?
I am a romantic and can not accept that there are people in
this world that could possible be that cold hearted.
May God have mercy on their souls... just after getting
struck down and ripped apart of course. (gg)

The Combo LeRoy and Gus stock marketing leadership program
really worked, huh? I feel vindicated. ;-o

Global Platinum & Gold

Global Platinum and Gold ( GPGI, NASD. BB)

3/24/96

closing price(3/22): 1 3/8

LeRoy;

I want to bring an outstanding speculative opportunity to your attention before it is too late to buy in at low levels. The company is Global Platinum and Gold, symbol
GPGI, which trades on the NASDAQ bulletin board. For those who are interested and desire to do due diligence, I recommend that they look up the information
provided at the GPGI web site: gpgi.com.

GPGI has 11 million shares outstanding, no debt, several hundred thousand dollars in working capital(as of beginning of this quarter), and will begin, in several
weeks, full scale commercial production of gold, silver, and platinum group metals right here in the United States.

My 12-24 month target is $10-20 per share, and long term, the upside could be multiples of this.

GPGI has control of two properties in our desert southwest, that host multimetalic deposits, containing predominantly platinum groupmetals(platinum and palladium),
as well as gold and silver. The metals in these deposits extend from close to the surface, to hundreds of feet down. Here's the kicker: the company has no debt, a
100 ton per day mill, and a refinery, both fully owned, and 500,000 tons of ore sitting above ground, next to the mill.

The last piece of equipment for the refinery has just been installed, and production has begun. Within weeks, we will be hearing initial production numbers, and when
this happens, the stock will likely catapult to higher levels. The platinum in the ore is of very high grade, and it is likely that the 500,000 tons that have been stockpiled
contain no less than 500,000 ounces of platinum. At a cost of $200 per ounce to produce(which should be generous, since the ore is already out of the ground, and
the mill and refinery are built and payed for), this ore will net $50 million in profit, or $5 per share.

The company has been getting assay results suggesting much higher grades of platinum than mentioned in this estimate, with high grades of gold and silver as well, so
this estimate will be quite low. Most of the platinum in the world is mined in South Africa and Russia. The supply/demand equation is tight, but unlike gold, there are
no large above ground supplies available to meet any significant increase in demand. Therefor, it is possible that platinum will outperform gold in the next bull phase in
precious metals.

I met with the president of GPGI this past week, while on my trip to Salt Lake City. Dick Jensen is an incredible individual who redefines the words perseverance
and tenacity in my book. He has worked hard for over a decade to position his company to be the second platinum producer in the U.S.(the other being Stillwater
Mining, trading at over $20 per share). He himself is a large shareholder in the company, and intends to steer the company in a direction that will maximize
shareholder value. The plan is to initially run the mill at 100 tons per day...in my opinion, this will likely result in pretax profit of 50 cents to $1 per share in the next 12
months.

Once production is under way, the plan is to double production again and again and again. At 100 tons per day, there is enough stockpiled ore to last over 15 years,
but this is only scratching the tip of the iceberg......there are tens of millions more tons still in the ground, in both the Weaver Creek and Oro Grande deposits. Those
with patience should thus enjoy quite a ride over many years.

I'm loaded up to the gills with shares. I can't wait to see what will happen when the world realizes that tiny GPGI is producing platinum at a profit, and is sitting on a
huge platinum and gold deposit. The upside will probably surprise even me. I encourage you to take a peak at the web site...plenty of info there, including the details
of a recent offer by Golden Eagle Mining, in which Global was offered $20 million dollars, or twice its market capitalization just for a piece of the action. Global is
considering this offer.

In summary, GPGI has to be placed in the speculative category, that is until it is producing at a profit...but this will probably occur within 60 days. The upside is huge
as:

1) yearly profit will likely be 1/2 to 1 times the current stock price in the next 12 months, and exceed the current stock price within 2 years,

2) the realization that GPGI is for real will force the market place to put a value on the 500,000 tons of ore stockpiled next to the mill.....my rock bottom estimate
places this value at $5 per share,

3) there will be a land rush to stake out the territory around GPGI, and the market will place a value on its large ore reserve and future profitability.....we could thus
see my lofty stock price targets in short order.

4) GPGI should be profitable for many years, even if the metals don't go up, but should benefit tremendously from a rise in metals prices.

As soon as we have production numbers, I'll submit a more accurate valuation of the company. I suspect my current estimate is low.

Gus Rodriquez