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To: cruncher who wrote (1717)	12/3/1997 10:50:00 PM
From: Gene Veinotte	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4718

POG a downer, again. Someone said it didn't really matter, that we had to find some gold first. Still doesn't seem to matter, does it? Didn't ANZ find some gold? Soon the alchemists will be trying to change gold into water. Maybe that's the trick. Find a stick and go search for water. POG down again today. Report on tv today said the Australian Central Bank sold some $4 million of their reserves. This has to stop sometime. Doesn't it? As someone recently said to me. I am going to throw up now. Can hardly wait for tax-loss selling to kick in. BTW postive promotion is welcome anytime. Not the ify shady , got no gold, kind. Even job seekers must promote themselves.

To: cruncher who wrote (1717)	12/4/1997 4:17:00 PM
From: Ray Fidler	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4718

How's this for promotion of ANZ shares? I consider ANZ shares as "blue-chip" penny stocks. I never heard that expression before - maybe I've created a new one. Anyway, some promotion is needed. I agree that many mining stocks are over-promoted, but I am not suggesting this for ANZ. Every product for sale needs some promotion, no matter how good it is. A website is a start - I understand it will be up soon. Also, I hope some independent well-known people or organizations take a look at this company and start recommending ANZ. I'm believe that will happen soon in 1998. Regards, Ray Fidler