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To: Dave Berehowsky who wrote (31276)3/27/1998 6:18:00 PM
From: Anne Lamb  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 35569
 
Dave..theres a naxos thread..frankly i dont think market caps..or
amount of property or sometimes even assays have anything to do with
what a mine stock can make or take you for..someone pointed out the
difference in the market cap of naxos and that of chip..huge dif..
but if you really want to think about absurd..look at the stock price
of golden thunder with thier tiny property..and no published assay numbers..and look at maxam with their vast holdings.and a method they think is viable...Until one of these really unlock the extraction and start mining..you can flip a coin.. like Ron pointed out..be4 these companies become mines is when the stock runs..you just have to be running in the same direction and a little bit faster to make some money.



To: Dave Berehowsky who wrote (31276)3/31/1998 12:28:00 AM
From: Ron Struthers  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 35569
 
<< Do you believe Naxos is overvalued?>> Hello Dave, compared to others yes and I suggested profits when it was around $7. The stock could stay up. Let me just say, strange things can happen with these bulletin board listings

Ron