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To: Elizabeth Andrews who wrote (266)6/22/2002 2:21:08 PM
From: 4figureau  Respond to of 5423
 
>>The three areas, which I think are within a 10 km radius, are all very large alteration zones. All have only had very minimal work but what has been done demonstrated that's there's gold in these systems. No drill holes in the Mex or the Nub Mt area. Amazing that this could be true in 2002 in what's supposed to be a mining region.

As a shareholder of Stealth this is what I have to look forward to. Drill holes in potentially big deposits. That's why I'm convinced this is only starting.<<


Agreed Liz. What SML needs is a 2 to 3 Mil. budget for the season...not $750,000.00...a JV partner could accelerate the program. Problem is too much dilution down at these prices.

This one may be long and protracted...unless they get aggressive. Definitely worth the wait IMO.



To: Elizabeth Andrews who wrote (266)6/23/2002 12:56:01 AM
From: E. Charters  Read Replies (5) | Respond to of 5423
 
Northgate will NOT declare if they are interested in the Stealth property beside (north of) their large low grade copper-zinc Kemess thing in BC. (Which they say is making money, trust us..) Probably not while Stealth has a pulse.

I don't think Kemess is making any money. I have only metaphysical reasons for believing so, but I will bet that it is smoke and mirrors, and Northgate is looking to unload it.

EC<:-}