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Gold/Mining/Energy : KAISER' PICKS AND FAX ALERTS, ***(JOHN KAISER) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Rise who wrote (304)10/19/2001 4:18:19 PM
From: Famularo  Respond to of 311
 
Kaiser says "kimberlite" more intrigue from Quebec
Ashton Mining of Canada Inc ACA
Shares issued 36,238,668 Oct 18 2001 close $.830
Friday Oct 19 2001 In the News
John Kaiser, writing in an Oct. 17 Bottom-Fish Tracker, says Ashton's Oct. 16 announcement of what it refers to as a find of ultramafic rock with the characteristics of kimberlite at Otish Mountain in Quebec confirms a rumour that the letter writer mentioned in a Sept. 23 Tracker. Mr. Kaiser recommended Ashton in December, 1999, at 53 cents; he also made four earlier buy tips ranging from $1.15 in April, 1996, to 50 cents in October, 1999. Company officials are adamant that what they have found are not lamprophyres, of which there are plenty in the Superior craton. Mr. Kaiser attributes Ashton's conservatism to its newness to the region. A supportive Mr. Kaiser says that in spite of the market's ho-hum reaction to the news, hitting kimberlite on two out of four geophysical targets is a phenomenal exploration success rate. On the other hand, the market does not have any information that the chemistry of the new kimberlites corresponds to the G-10 portion of the regional composite chemistry. Mr. Kaiser says that the potential for great results should be seen as akin to a surprise Christmas bonus. He also says that BHP and Ashton are likely to mount aggressive drilling campaigns in 2002



To: Rise who wrote (304)1/5/2003 1:07:46 PM
From: Rise  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 311
 
V.EUK. Fraser Gold property is going to begin to attract attention. 652,000 ounces Au resource. Needs US$425/ounce to be economic. Lot's of ground to be explored. Could increase tonnage and grade. Insider owns over 60% of the shares. Very difficult to get a piece of.

Stock provides investors with a free call option on gold at US$425/ounce into infinity.

Seems like a no brainer to me.

Good luck in 2003.

rise