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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 (53736)	12/4/2007 9:37:38 PM
From: UPTICK	Respond to of 78434

Yes I will, but PUM just did a financing for $6.0 millions at $0.55 flow throught and $0.45 non-f.t. so a lot of people sold to get money to buy back in that financing; stockwatch.com I wait for the gold results from Little Stull Lake, Manitoba that are in the lab. and that should be out shortly...will have 6.0g/tons on ?? meters ...that will be a the surprise and may run the S/P??

To: marcos who wrote (53736)	12/4/2007 9:38:05 PM
From: loantech	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78434

You can't fix stupid in the junior mining sector By Jon Nones 03 Dec 2007 at 02:58 PM Boris Sobolev of ResourceStockGuide.com notes in an article entitled, “Junior Mining Company Credibility in Question,” that the RSG Gold Exploration II Index, which consists of 26 companies with established resources having demonstrated economic viability, a performance leader until recently, has now become a laggard. The index is flat for the year, while gold is up 23%. He says investors in junior mining shares have lost confidence in the industry after Southwestern Resources’ debacle at its Boka Project, exorbitant cash costs at Gammon Gold’s Ocampo project and, most recently, NovaGold’s disaster at the now unprofitable Galore Creek. The reputation of the whole junior mining industry has come under question following these events. He advocates greater transparency and better communication with investors in order to start rebuilding trust in the industry. Credibility and the track record of the companies’ management are now more important than ever. You can't fix stupid in the junior mining sector By Jon Nones 03 Dec 2007 at 02:58 PM Boris Sobolev of ResourceStockGuide.com notes in an article entitled, “Junior Mining Company Credibility in Question,” that the RSG Gold Exploration II Index, which consists of 26 companies with established resources having demonstrated economic viability, a performance leader until recently, has now become a laggard. The index is flat for the year, while gold is up 23%. He says investors in junior mining shares have lost confidence in the industry after Southwestern Resources’ debacle at its Boka Project, exorbitant cash costs at Gammon Gold’s Ocampo project and, most recently, NovaGold’s disaster at the now unprofitable Galore Creek. The reputation of the whole junior mining industry has come under question following these events. He advocates greater transparency and better communication with investors in order to start rebuilding trust in the industry. Credibility and the track record of the companies’ management are now more important than ever.