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To: Thomas P. Talbot who wrote (931)4/16/1998 9:40:00 PM
From: Michael Bidder  Respond to of 1706
 
<<I think the company is doing the best they can under the circumstances.>>

Royal Oaks best has never been good enough in the past. Why should it be any different now.

1) Bankruptcy surprise.
2) Missed payrolls.
3) Liquidation.

Tick Tock -Michael



To: Thomas P. Talbot who wrote (931)4/17/1998 10:08:00 AM
From: scott  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1706
 
sorry, her best is simply not good enough to run this company. in the capital markets, one cannot afford to be anything else but ruthless. yes, a deal will probable consumated. at the end of the day, ryo has to do a deal with the bondholders-20% of the company is better for the shareholders than losing it all. i also assume, one of the conditions will include the removal of peggy. the markets have given her a roaring vote of non-confidence. one thing does perplex me. u must be an interesting observer-i cant believe a stakeholder would be this complacent.



To: Thomas P. Talbot who wrote (931)4/19/1998 11:24:00 PM
From: RagTimeBand  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1706
 
Re: If the outlook for Gold and Copper turn out to be bullish then dilution is irrelevant given the created worldwide liquidity versus the gold stock float.

FWIW The 2 year outlook for copper isn't real good. You might want to look at the copper news items that are contained in the last 15 or so posts on the Copper thread.

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Regards - Emory