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Gold/Mining/Energy : Naxos Resources (NAXOF) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Robert J Mullenbach who wrote (7246)	12/14/1997 6:01:00 PM
From: sh	Respond to of 20681

Nice to have you here. I don't think the company can do anything to get Yahoo to post more up-to-date quotes on Yahoo or any of the other free internet quote servers. I use two brokers, one of whom is a regular on this thread who is very reliable in getting current quotes -- but who I won't name. The other is Schwab. Their online service cannot get current quotes on Naxos. Their live service has a dismal record in getting immediate quotes on Naxos. Their global investment group -- 800-992-4685 -- can easily call a market maker (one of whom is a Schwab subsidiary) and obtain quotes but they usually are unwilling to do so unless you want to place an immediate order -- an absurd policy in my opinion. Actually, it depends on who you get, some brokers are willing to get you an updated quote without a problem. Other than that, Schwab apparently tries to update the quote on Naxos twice a day. However, even Yahoo usually has the opening quote and sometimes updates it again midday. No one that I know of has volume before the close. You're just going to have to find a broker that is willing to give you quotes when you need them. This thread is usually a good source for intra-day quotes. Ask our good friend "CityDi". Doubt you'll be able to do daily charting of this one yet. Good luck, sh

To: Robert J Mullenbach who wrote (7246)	12/14/1997 6:02:00 PM
From: Carlo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20681

Robert, if you wait for electronic trading, you will be paying a much higher $/share. Eventually the true Naxos story will unfold for more of the investing public. As it does, the price will rise a lot, IMHO. The Market Makers are probably playing their games with us too. I sure wish that we really knew why Ledoux is slowing things down. If Naxos had bad oz/ton numbers, Ledoux would have broadcasted it to the world by now. I think that big business behind the scenes is responsible for artificially suppressing the certification timing (I wonder about the legality of this too). If we don't get more news soon, the nervous folk might start to bail, and you could catch a bargain as the price drops a little, but if you miss Naxos before the next release, or a major financial institution bites, then you will not be able to get in as cheaply. Please be aware that major distortions are occuring by some of the negative types. Ask questions on the thread, and we will answer them. Or just call Naxos. Naxos has a long history, and many are not aware of info from the past. Lack of this background makes many new investors nervous, understandably. Good luck with your decision.