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Gold/Mining/Energy : Twin Mining (formerly Twin-Gold) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Letmebe Frank who wrote (274)	2/12/2002 2:35:52 PM
From: Letmebe Frank	Respond to of 613

Some thoughts from John Kaiser (copied from stockhouse). Twin Mining Corp -In the News Kaiser says Twin a victim of diamond inexperience Twin Mining Corp TWG Shares issued 72,109,529 Feb 11 2002 close $.630 Tuesday Feb 12 2002 In the News John Kaiser, writing in a Feb. 8 Express, examines the disclosures of Twin Mining (then 68 cents) and concludes Twin suffers from management inexperience with diamond exploration rather than anything nefarious. In an analysis stretching more than 8,000 words, Mr. Kaiser is not entirely sympathetic to Twin chief executive officer Hermann Derbuch's management style, raising four "red flags" concerning Twin's Jackson Inlet project. The results suggest an important new diamond field, but Mr. Kaiser criticizes Mr. Derbuch for not sufficiently drawing upon available diamond expertise to insulate his Jackson Inlet project from "tampering by outside forces." Mr. Kaiser says Twin selectively publishes from expert reports and fails to provide useful information. Last year's Freightrain system mini-bulk sample was described in a summary by Antwerp's Diamond Trading NV as consisting largely of fragments "similar to high quality South African diamonds but without having their characteristic yellow colouring." The letter writer complains that none of these reports are available to the public, only periodic excerpts that are ripped out of context and which pump up naive investors.