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To: JR. who wrote (1841)	4/17/1998 5:19:00 PM
From: andrew r harwood	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3335

I have personally never talked to a pr person from one of these companies and recieved anything less than an upbeat report.they bear no relationship to what is happening with the company ,they are hired to be upbeat and enthusiastic.i sure if one talked to the pr people at bre x just prior to the fall they were upbeat and promising great things next week and we all know what happened there.if in fact they have something there will be ample oppurtunity to get in ,there will ne an initial spurt and then sooner or later the share price falls again .one only has to look for examples amongst the small golds ,a few of them turned up something and eventually will proceed to a mine but the share price is way down from their peaks. i persoanlly have come to the conclusion that these very small stocks with no proven reserves but just promises are a mugs game ,there are plenty of small companies out there now with cash in hand proven reserves of whatever commodity you might fancy and are developing production capabilities and there market cap is no more in many cases than hot air safari.arh