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Gold/Mining/Energy : Caussa Capital (formerly Antares) T.CAU -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: The Fix who wrote (1618)	11/30/1997 9:40:00 PM
From: ossie	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4718

Haven't been around for a few days but for what it is worth I would urge all ANZ followers(and fellow shareholders) to consider the following:- A)Results announced so far cover but a very small portion of the Indo property-MUCH more work to be done!!And therefore much news potential exists. B)B.C.Property news still pending,and potentially very good.As has been pointed out in recent thread posts,the Kemess stats are not staggering compared to what we have already seen from Toodogonne,and therefore the potential for pleasant upside news is pretty good. C)ANZ has plenty of cash left at this stage and is well able to continue on with their exploration programs.So far one has to congratulate ANZ management on their performance re exploration,although I would agree with sentiments expressed in previous posts that the Friday of the U.S. Thanksgiving weekend is not the best time to get the attention of the markets!!! D)One has to admit that Gold markets are not the best at this particular time,and therefore it remains to be seen tomorrow morning what the reaction is to ANZ's Friday anouncement. E)Keep in mind that there are significant SILVER values present in the assays to date.For those of you who haven't followed the silver price as much as the gold price,I would suggest you check it out.Silver has certainly not been subject to the price buffeting that gold has seen,and of course is not affected by things like Central Bank Sales etc.Consequently,this metal is seeing new price highs of late!!! Lets all watch carefully what occurs at the opening tomorrow and then maybe we can judge how much attention is being paid to what I believe will be a very interesting precious metal opportunity for the short term future(and longer term for that matter!!) Ossie