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Gold/Mining/Energy : Int'l Pursuit (T.IPJ) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Roughrider who wrote (497)	1/28/1998 6:16:00 AM
From: Mikey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 835

I still feel that even if things don't work out in Indonesia with the COWS, they can sell the Phillipines project for at least $3 per share. If that's the case, then we still have quite a ways on the upside. But I think they WILL get the COWSanyway, especially now after Ron's post. I walked out and bought some more too! The way people shot outta that room when it was over made me kind of laugh thinking 'everyones going to call their broker!'... Another thing I think they have going for them is that Dattels _always_ does a good job telling the story. And they have Dines on board. When Bishop spoke at the last meeting, he just kind of seemed tired. Dines was excellent...enthusiastic, gets people thinking money, flashy presentation, flashy women...they've got a lot of people on board with this. Hey, they got us to walk out of the room and buy more. I expect they will do the same for others in the future. This will be a good promotion if nothing else. Plus Kalimantan looks great. While everyone was running for their lives they snuck in and got the premier holdings! If what's in the ground matches the graphics they were showing, this is going to the moon. One thing that would have been good to ask was how certain they were at this point that those porphyrys where there. But with promotion right now, and the Phillipines coming up soon, things should go well until mid-year when the COWS come home. M.