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

To: russet who wrote (409)	4/1/2002 8:34:44 PM
From: Letmebe Frank	Respond to of 613

Fertile Diamond Friendly Mantle Cooks up Good Diamonds Twin Mining Corp TWG Shares issued 72,109,529 Mar 28 close $0.48 Mon 1 Apr 2002 In the News John Kaiser, writing in a March 28 Express, says Twin Mining (then 52 cents) released good mini-bulk-sample results for its Freightrain kimberlite system on the Jackson Inlet project on Brodeur peninsula of north Baffin Island. Mr. Kaiser has not recommended Twin Mining, but in February wrote with skepticism about how the company presents its results. The market may have been hoping for a miracle and reacted with subdued enthusiasm. While the results are good in the sense that they confirm expectations created by earlier results, they do not yet signal the presence of a world-class diamond resource, he says. The jury is still out on whether Freightrain is a complex system with limited tonnage potential or if it is a very large kimberlite whose upper portion has been heavily diluted by country rock but which at depth could host a substantial kimberlite resource. Mr. Kaiser says that the real importance of the Freightrain bulk-sample results is that they confirm that the northern part of Baffin Island, in particular Brodeur peninsula, "is underlain by a fertile, diamond friendly mantle that cooked up some pretty good diamonds."

To: russet who wrote (409)	4/1/2002 8:47:15 PM
From: Letmebe Frank	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 613

Howdy Russett. I agree, Kaisers articles on diamond exploration plays are much improved. And he can move the market into his recommendations. With many faithful, and it appears directionless investors who see large swings as attractive magnets for their money, you have to pay attention to his words. Though I still don't believe KRT will get the IRR required with a $300 MILL plant. A lot seems to be riding now on "stunning caustic fusion results from the long overdue Cargo kimberlite occurrence". And you are right, the dilution will be substantial if a fire doesn't get lit under TWG. Maybe we should get Luc Robarts involved from REX. He sure could make big market cap on pure speculation. :o) Will was saying (I think) that there were mackles present. Not the ideal shape for high value. But I too will keep my valuation where it is for now. There has to be a surprise or two in the lot. I've never heard of a public viewing of a diamond parcel. Wonder why they can't be photoed and posted on their site if its no big secret?