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Gold/Mining/Energy : Winspear Resources -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Tommy Moore who wrote (26393)	8/6/2000 6:57:20 PM
From: Paul Bilecki	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 26850

Trev: That is the problem, he aint on medication. I feel for all those that sold wsp to buy mpv....what a mistake it would have been listening to him... Anyways, he laughed at me when I first told him about mpv, in fact, he was pusher Murger... Ha Ha Ha, in fact, in the wsp hospitality suite at the Royal York... The problem is this guy cost me $2.00 per wsp share, when he ran his article indicating that wsp could ruin the junior mining market, which was just recovering. If he had kept his mouth shut, I think wsp would be worth $6.25 per share right now. How is it that newsletter writers are completely unaccoutable to us shareholders. Personlly, I think he is bright and articulate, but he has misread wsp and mpv wrong right from the very beginning. Maybe he should just stick with Murgor Gold, and leave us all alone.

To: Tommy Moore who wrote (26393)	8/7/2000 1:23:10 AM
From: .Trev	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26850

Thanks for your comments anyway I think. I'm not employed by anybody as I finally too a long overdue retirement 3 years ago, and I sure don't get any backhanders like some people demand. Don't know how my valuations indicate that vast numbers of people are doing anything at all as I am absolutely confident that DeBeers will NOT get this company at prices anywhere near what they have offered so far. I don't know a single person who is prepared to accept $4.25 per share, not any married ones either. I post only because there are so many who don't seem to have the least idea about the real value of this play, and because I have the time to do so. I don't day trade and I don't go for investments in Lots of companies as I like to feel as if I know what's going on in the company. I invariably go to meetings and presentations so that I can meet the principals face to face and judge the caliber of the senior staff. My money is on RT and staff and when Randy says that's all she wrote I'll take his advice, and not before. Lots of luck in your decision making, and "No regrets afterwards. Cheers Trev