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Gold/Mining/Energy : International Precious Metals (IPMCF) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bob Jagow who wrote (26616)	11/16/1997 1:47:00 AM
From: Albert V	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 35569

Please read Claude's post #25587. This company verified in press release after press release that it had an assay that was repeatable and scalable and pulled .25 ounces repeatedly. Press releases in FEB MARCH AND JUNE were consistent as far at this goes. Now this screwed up company issues a PR saying they've got .038, with COC. BIG BLOODY DEAL. They were pulling out .04 two years ago weren't they? Whats the difference? It was COC BY BD back then wasn't it? I Don't see any improvement. I see no platinum numbers, I see no palladium numbers. I see no mention of lycopodium or BD. I do see an extremely limited number of samples. I don't see any of the results from the deep holes they were supposed to have drilled a long time ago. It seems obvious that IPMC lied to us in their previous PRs when they said they had a repeatable assay that could pull .25. Can we sue them over this? Anyone who thinks this stock is not going to tank starting Monday is nuts. Why do you think maxxam has only stated it has numbers in the same range as now being reported by IPM? They are just to the south of Ipm aren't they? Albert

To: Bob Jagow who wrote (26616)	11/16/1997 3:37:00 PM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35569

Since all the good times have passed it seems others saw them coming first who had money, bought them and ransomed them until they were overvalued. The time passes quickly where the average man can enjoy their value and for the most part he has to make do with what drips from the rich man's saucer. I am not sure what good times you are peddling but if men can see it coming then it doesn't take much time for the value to be discounted. Make your wealth and you will keep it. Buy it at market and you get no more than its value in return. If you and several hundred people know about desert dirts then all is known that will be known and the price is the price. See if you can get a broker in North America to disagree with me. Whereas do you know the size of WTC's massive sulfide deposit in Mexico and its richness? No. and neither does anyone else, yet its likelihood is palpable. I have been in mining for 22 years and stock for 35 and I cannot see anything palpable about desert dirt. Anymore than gold in seawater. ---------------------------------------------------------------