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To: Roebear who wrote (2719)	1/25/1998 9:59:00 AM
From: Dr. Bob	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4571

Roebear, I am relatively new to BCMD, having become an "accidental" investor on the day of the recent shareholders meeting. I was hoping for a day trade, but ....... If we assume that, in a publicly traded company, the shareholders "own" the company, I would have hoped that some of my questions would have been answered a long time ago, in a previous shareholders meeting. Perhaps, with the new JV, we will have enough cash flow to allow the expenditure of resources for a detailed mine property development plan, with dates and numbers that the shareholders can understand. I would also hope that, with the new cash flow, they can afford to put at least one computer on the Internet, so that they can send and receive e-mail. I have an email account and you probably do too. I have to admit that the SEC forms are very hard for me to interpret. There seems to be a lot of historical information that perhaps should be put into an appendix, with only recent events up front. I define recent events as anything 1 year old or less. Keep the faith, as I am, and keep those good posts coming. Regards, Dr. Bob

To: Roebear who wrote (2719)	1/25/1998 3:09:00 PM
From: D.McQ	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4571

Roebear: Have you seen this? January 1998, Austin Reports austincoins.com <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<Did you know that only twice since 1895 have U.S. stock prices been so overvalued compared to the price of gold? First in October 1929 and again in October 1987 just before a huge correction when stocks crashed and the price of gold skyrocketed. Today, the Dow-to-Gold ratio is again at all time highs.>>>>>>>>> Here is another one: Stormfront Gold and Silver Update January 15, 1998 stormfront.org <<<<<< The accompanying article explains that the Rupiah has lost 66% of its value. On this same day, gold, platinum and silver all went up. Is there a connection? In truth, the 5% rise in the gold stocks today, and the rises in the metals, probably involve short covering. It would be prudent to wait for a "higher low" before jumping in. But for the masses of Asian peasants, a lesson is being seared into their brains that will last for a generation. You cannot trust paper currencies. And because of that lesson, I would suggest that Gold, and especially platinum and silver, are at lows which will not be seen again for thirty years.>>>>>>>> <G> I guess everyone can see what I've been doing this weekend. Darlene