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Gold/Mining/Energy : Gold and Silver Juniors, Mid-tiers and Producers -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: marcos who wrote (15992)	7/12/2006 1:38:22 PM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 78421

I agree with the selling thing. Don't sweat it. It is often true that people who find too much gold that is obviously profitable at a glance often fade in the market. Judging by this unimpeachable hole below they sound desperate. No, it's going in the hole for sure. Maybe 5 bucks, maybe lower. And they haven't even come close to drilling it off. The west, the north, at depth. But who cares? So it may go to 20 million ounces and they only have 22 million shares out? Who cares? One ounce per share. Hah! 30 bucks! Imagine. Biggest, richest, widest zone gold mine in South America. What's that? Sure, but... Don't forget they have to remove 200 feet of overburden. And it's in quartz. You can see it all wrapped around the gold. Besides it could be mesothermal. Those kind of orebodies are headscratchers after you drill off 100,000,000 tons, even more. You never know where they are going to end. That kills it. Save your money. It's your money. It does not belong to Aurelian. I would not be surprised to see the thing go to 2 kilometres of 150 foot width. Maybe a meagre 4 grams. Imagine the fiasco then. Complete shambles. I pity the poor guy who put his life savings in ARU then! I will buy him a bottle of wine. Maybe two. He will need it to drown his tears. Every once in a while he will no doubt wander aimlessly away eventually finding his way to his bank, bury his head on his banker's shoulder with great convulsive sobs. The manager will pat him gently and say, "There there, there is always another Bre-X on the way. Don't fret, my man. Perhaps we can find a way to spend it all on something else. Lets go and have another bottle of Mums. You have toxic-share syndrome and only excessive amounts of Champagne and song will assuage your grief." EC<:-} TORONTO, ONTARIO-- - July 6, 2006) - Aurelian Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:ARU) today announced a 195.69 metre intercept grading 5.97 g/t of gold and 20.0 g/t Ag (including 63.45m @ 10.51g/t Au) in diamond drill hole CP-06-59 and an 81.40 metre intercept grading 5.54 g/t of gold and 8.0 g/t Ag (including 19.40m @ 10.25 g/t Au) in diamond drill hole CP-06-60 at its wholly-owned Condor Project in south-eastern Ecuador. The two intercepts are from the buried epithermal gold-silver discovery at Fruta Del Norte (FDN). Maps, cross sections, photos and full gold and silver assay data may be viewed at www.aurelian.ca. "We now see strong epithermal mineralization over a strike length of approximately 600 metres of the FDN system and it remains open to the south, west and north." says Aurelian President & CEO Patrick F. N. Anderson. "We are improving infrastructure to the site and construction has begun on an all-weather road that will provide direct access to the FDN project." EC<:-}