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Gold/Mining/Energy : CURLEW LAKE RESOURCES (CWQ-VSE) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: GerPol who wrote (592)	7/15/2000 7:09:29 AM
From: Bearcatbob	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 701

".........and we should be happy campers this time next year!" Awe geez Gerry I am tired of waiting for next year. That is like rooting for a baseball team. We have reasonable hope for a series of presents this fall through Christmas. Give me a run on Solana, then a run on CWQ Echo and a home run perhaps with BEA/STF in Turner Valley. Oh yeah - then all to ELH for Q1 2001. Bob Bob

To: GerPol who wrote (592)	7/16/2000 4:05:07 AM
From: Dale Schwartzenhauer	Respond to of 701

Gerry: I don't know the specifics for TV development. It has been slow the past several years but perhaps the momentum IS changing. I do know that these wells are expensive to drill (e.g. $3-$5 million), so that may limit CWQ in terms of working interests. Thus they may end up with several GORR's but that's still better than a poke in the eye. The operator of Camp Coleman, Commonwealth, is in the process of completing another well (the Bedsole unit) elsewhere in Texas. Once this is done and on line, probably 10-14 days, we should hear what is next on the list. I'm hopeful our (CWQ) market improves before they call for cash too. If you noticed, STF/BEA have announced placements to finance TV activity. I doubt that CWQ will participate as a working interest owner (unless they locate some flow-through funds perhaps). Drilling risk in TV is fairly high as far as I'm concerned. Also, not to disparage STF/BEA, but I'm not sure they are the best operators. For the record, I expect Ekho-1 to work out fine, despite all the rhetoric and commentary to the contrary. Sentiment is very low, which I take as a bullish sign, and the preliminary information was very good. Some people just don't have any patience. Dale

To: GerPol who wrote (592)	7/17/2000 2:22:32 AM
From: Dale Schwartzenhauer	Respond to of 701

Thread: technical update -- After studying a weekly chart on CWQ over the weekend, I've come to several conclusions that support the concept that the stock is bottoming and due to turn higher. CWQ appears to make a significant low every six months. This recurring six month cycle is bottoming right now. It also appears we've completed an a-b-c decline from the 0.19 level, as part of a larger A-B-C correction of wave (1) over the past 10 months. We're now in a contracting triangle defined by an upper trend line at 0.18. Wave (3) should develop from the current bottom and carry prices to the 0.37 - 0.43 level. These levels are determined by applying a ratio to the previous advance from 0.05 to 0.22 (wave 1). So, 1.618 x 0.17 + 0.09 (current low) = 0.37. The higher figure is arrived at: 2 x 0.17 + 0.09 = 0.43. The numbers 1.618 and 2 are both Fibonnaci ratios that occur frequently in various technical patterns. Also, wave 3's by definition are the strongest waves in percentage terms, so it should be greater than wave 1's advance of 0.17. Dale

To: GerPol who wrote (592)	7/20/2000 7:14:00 PM
From: Dale Schwartzenhauer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 701

Curlew Lake updates status of Turner Valley project Curlew Lake Resources Inc CWQ Shares issued 28,914,526 Jul 18 close $0.13 Thu 20 Jul 2000 News Release Mr. Robert Pincombe reports Curlew Lake Resources is participating in the renewed activity in the Turner Valley project, just south of Calgary in Alberta. The status of the project is summarized as follows: The company has interests in all the lands and wells mentioned above. Interests in the lands on which the 8-21-21-3 W5M and the 10-16-21-3 W5M have been drilled range from 1.3 per cent to 2.2 per cent. The company holds a 4.375-per-cent interest on the proposed 6-8-22-3 W5M well, a 10-per-cent BPO and a 2.5-per-cent APO on the drilled 4-13-19-2 W5M well, and a 2.5-per-cent interest on the proposed deepening of the HZ 6-12-19-2 W5M well. The company will also have a 2.75-per-cent interest in the 2-34-20-3 W5M well, which is expected to commence in August, 2000.