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

To: LoneClone who wrote (42387)	6/12/2007 9:19:57 PM
From: loantech	Respond to of 78431

Take a deep breath you get riled. It is no doubt on their website or will be and the same with sedar and the other services.

To: LoneClone who wrote (42387)	6/12/2007 11:14:23 PM
From: marcos	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78431

ggc.v - that would be a good idea to chat them up LC, i think it's pretty clear that when justifiably 'riled up' you would express yourself in productive manner ... they need a talking to about the importance of effective promo, without which any of our juniors would dry up and blow away Of course these guys are hardly virgins at the game, they know, Liller ran Gammon to a multi-bagger ... this financing is the main and maybe the only reason they've carefully avoided ballyhooing the show, imho - the 'best efforts' wouldn't have gotten very far if they'd pumped it to six bucks already ... having been to five and now consolidated back twenty per cent and basing, they'll place that paper fine, and then they'll have 25m in cash to play with ... once the financing is closed, they'll promo it far and wide, or they'd better ... wouldn't hurt to talk to them anyway, might be interesting

To: LoneClone who wrote (42387)	6/13/2007 9:46:42 AM
From: AuBug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78431

If you like the company enough to invest you should just go in person and introduce yourself as a shareholder and ask if there's someone you can chat with about the deposits in so'n so. The last time I did I got a very enthusiastic talkative geologist and leaned many things that were not in their PRs. It helped I knew what all their PRs said. The time before that I got a CEO who was fun to talk to but considered the spacing between drill holes proprietary. I wouldn't bother if it's the IR office, I do visit the mining or corporate offices if I know geologists work there. Sometimes IR is farmed out to these boiler room subcontractors that may forget which company you called about and just go ahead and pitch all 3 of their stable to you anyway. All they know are the bullets they're fed. I'm trying to decide if I go to the Vancouver Gold Show this weekend. I've never been to Vancouver and keep looking for an excuse to visit. But, I'd spend many hours in airports and sitting on planes, paying for a rental car, parking fees, eating out. I was going to book it earlier and not have to pay United $75 for using my rewards points late. Thanks to to morons in the US government that decided I need a valid passport to visit Canada. They just revised that since it turns out they're taking up to 6 months to process passports now. I've been to several of these Gold Shows over the years and usually enjoy myself but I can't recall any great revelations that yielded a big return. The most memorable thing was standing behind the president (or CEO) of Diamond Fields at the 1993 Gold Show in New York while he railed on how whacked out DFR shareholders were and the stupid things they'd say to him and how he couldn't wait to get out of here while his minions were watching the expression on my face over his shoulder. When he finished he turned around to see what they were looking at and I stuck out my hand and said Joe Blow, shareholder with a stupid grin on my face. He pawned me off to someone else and walked off. I guess the best thing I get out of these shows is a general tone for he market. To go or not to go? That is the question? Oh well, I guess the State Department decided for me since I don't have their receipt: travel.state.gov