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Gold/Mining/Energy : MIRANDOR-MIQ ON MONTREAL -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bob Tate who wrote (1785)	3/21/1998 10:19:00 AM
From: Gary S	Respond to of 2635

Bob, << it is not a question of MIQ not telling >> This same thought occurred to me last night. Assume that Kinross controls the entire drilling operation at RR. That also leaves them in control of news. Now, what would be considered material information to MIQ (and hence, information which would HAVE to be released) probably is nothing more than another day at the office for Kinross (i.e. they can sit on any results until they're good and ready to make an announcement). Regardless of the reason, I stand by my previous statement that, in this case, no news IS good news. Be patient.

To: Bob Tate who wrote (1785)	3/21/1998 2:07:00 PM
From: tiloup	Respond to of 2635

Hello Bob, Your line of reasoning is well thought out and plausible. However, were we not told by Miq that the reason they chose Kinross over other possible partners was that Miq wanted to retain control. If this is true it contradicts your statement: "SECOND clue that make me think the show is run entirely by Kinross is in ARORA post of Mar. 15. AGORA clearly looking for information from Kinross not MIQ who they traveled with and came to meet Kinross at PDA but did not get all information they felt needed for a good post . This means even MIQ management at this point may not know detailed Kinross plans for Railroad." BTW I also believe that obtaining new properties is a must for junior explorers. However, if we must pay with shares would it not be wiser to wait till the shareprice increases (less dilution) Norm