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Gold/Mining/Energy : Winspear Resources -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Diamond in the Ruff who wrote (4144)	11/22/1997 5:42:00 PM
From: Tomato	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 26850

Hmmmm, Your denial seems to have enough wiggle room in it to not be an actual denial. Now, I'm not a detective (although there are some on this thread who call be a dick), but reading through your posts, the conclusion I come to is that you are either Sophie Taylor or someone working for Winspear. To anyone who wants to play this game, just click "Kim Evans" and read through all her posts, which are all on the WSP thread and show a firm grasp of numbers that us mortal, unconnected SHs don't seem to be able to get with any ease. There are items about the total number of options, what supposedly happened to missing NRs, etc. All with a surprisingly pro-management spin. And then, didn't you say that tomatoes suck!! The chit chat seems to have an English lilt to it. I don't know- I I'll still bet that you're Sophie. This trying to figure out who you are is certainly no Picnic. It might be giving me Vertigo. Oh yeah- not Kim Novak. Sorry. BTW, tell us the plot from Kim. Takes place in India, does it? Any diamonds in that story? I liked Ramar of the Jungle better, myself. Gives us some more clues. Say, since you seem to know so much about options and all, tell how many shares everyone at WSP owns, if you know. Or tell us where we can find out that information. Maybe it was in the proxy material, but I never got mine. Neither did Surething and some others. Are you going to be at the SF Mining Show at the end of the month? Maybe I'll see you there? Going to be at any particular booth? Well, ss they say in jolly old England, Cheers! P.S. Here are 2 exercises for you and anyone on the tread to complete: Hypothetical situation #1: You're the CEO of a junior mining company. Your goal in life, besides finding pay dirt, is to do the best job you can to keep your SH informed of developments and to increase SH value i.e. to apply the Golden Rule. Let's assume that you have, say, $9 million in the co. treasury, enough to last a few years. You have maybe a couple dozen full time employees. You want to keep them happy, but now screw your long-suffering SHs. You think you will hit pay dirt within a year or two at the latest, in which case your stock could go up several hundred to several thousand percent. What would be your strategy? Hypo #2. Apply the same facts as given in #2, but assume that you, as CEO, don't give a damn about your SHs or keeping SH value high. Assume you only care about yourself, and maybe keeping some of your directors and officers happy. What would be your strategy? In answering the above exercise, you may include items like website information, options, option pricing, dilution of shares, news conferences, news releases, and anything else that you deem relevant.