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Gold/Mining/Energy : JAB International (JABI) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bill Galkowski who wrote (1621)	11/26/1997 1:35:00 PM
From: Eric Freeman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4571

Nice try Bill: first you left out the whole quote - conveniently -here it is Bill: Please Shammymoo: give us a detailed breakdown of how you come up with a price of $40 per share. I want some of what your smoking. By the way - it does not matter whether this "mine" is in the U.S. or not.If you think that really makes a big difference, you have obviously missed many a home grown scam. (I am not saying that BCMD is a scam, so save your emotional responses please) Gee Bill - was that an emotional response?? Did I give you the disclaimer? Lets get it straight: I like to come on to threads where we have hype - emotion etc. and inject a small amount of reality. Is it necessary to point this out to investors: YES and often. I think I have been fairly accurate re this situation, but that is not the point. What matters is that an accurate picture of RISK vs. REWARD is portrayed. Often with this type of situation people jump all over the place: they buy because they expect news - but claim to be long term investors, down on traders when stock is going down, no complaining when it is going up. IE they do not know what they are doing. Are you a long term investor? Why? Because you think there is a major gold find. Great - look at the share structure figure out what it means if a given amount of gold is found. Otherwise what are you? Waiting for a price point, a price increase - you are a trader. I suggest anyone getting into this here: go back and check out this and similar threads. Read who said what. Then go to their individual, names and check out the content of any person that you think is saying something that you may make a decision on. Ask yourself about motive etc. Including me. However I am not telling anyone to buy or sell this company. Now re: my comments. $40 per share - waiting for an answer Bill. Eric