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To: zinc-man who wrote (10499)	12/13/2002 3:32:58 PM
From: vds4	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11802

damn zinc... huge move

To: zinc-man who wrote (10499)	12/13/2002 6:44:03 PM
From: Al Collard	Respond to of 11802

Hi ZM, Your in with RDV-t @$ .35 for 28,571 shares. Chart for Redcorp Ventures Ltd: stockcharts.com[w,a]dacaniay[dc][pc20!b50!f][vc60][iLa12,26,9!Ll14]&pref=G From the chart of RDV we can see the huge share price spike on heavy volume from Friday's trading. The chart indicators are very bullish pointing to further upside but one has to wonder when a bout of profit taking will occur after such a massive run-up in share price. My bet is a financing will soon be announced. The approval by the BC government on RDV's Tulsequah property was certainly the news investors where waiting for. Congratulations on you 1st place finish last week zinc-man !!! Good luck with this pick, Al

To: zinc-man who wrote (10499)	12/16/2002 8:43:29 AM
From: Al Collard	Respond to of 11802

RDV-t...in the news: Van Sun says Redcorp gains approval for B.C. mine The Vancouver Sun reports in its Saturday edition that the B.C. government issued a long-awaited permit Friday for the controversial Tulsequah Chief mine, drawing cheers from industry but condemnation from aboriginals and environmentalists. The Sun's Scott Simpson writes that mine proponent Terry Chandler of Redcorp Ventures was "thrilled" about support for the $150-million project and the Mining Association of B.C. called it welcome news for a shrinking industry. Redcorp's Redfern Resources subsidiary has been seeking a permit to develop a mine for 15 years and it is the first major new mine approved in B.C. since Kemess in the mid-1990s. The site boasts about nine years worth of reserves of copper, lead, zinc, gold and silver. While Mr. Chandler hopes the approval by Sustainable Resources Minister Stan Hagen and Energy and Mines Minister Richard Neufeld removes the mine's biggest hurdle, others are less certain. Natives living in the remote northeastern valley where the mine site is located say they continue to have significant concerns about environmental, societal, wildlife and fisheries impacts. Environmentalists, meanwhile, are fighting the project in court.