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Gold/Mining/Energy : International Precious Metals (IPMCF) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: JERRY GACH who wrote (31798)	4/26/1998 1:10:00 AM
From: Mr Metals	Respond to of 35569

The REALITY is that this game is OVER. It was over a long time ago but they didn't realize it:-) Mr Metals

To: JERRY GACH who wrote (31798)	4/26/1998 11:07:00 PM
From: d:oug	Respond to of 35569

JERRY GACH Saturday, Apr 25 1998 8:08PM ET Reply # of 31846 With the stock at this level, and still no INSIDER BUYS...do you really think we have some serious appreciation potential????? ----------------------------------------------------------- Jerry, I'll guess that during the nasdaq haring the insiders at ipmcf were probably by law not able to buy or sell ipmcf. But, these insiders have the "inside" info that we do not have, thus we outsiders can only speculate based on where we are money wise on ipmcf. If we have money invested in ipmcf at a value greater than 1.00, then we talk positive. If we do not have money invested in ipmcf, and don't care if it goes up or down to zero, then we can give advise, good or bad, once, and let the "shaking like a leaf" people alone to "live with the decisions" they decide to make. But if some people who do not have money invested, continuously harp SCAM and GAME OVER(you lost), it make me wonder their motive. If they are so sure that they are correct in their prediction of IPMCF's collapse, then why not wait quietly under the soon-to-happen end, and then remind us of their good advice we didn't take. The harping has seemed to take a screaming tone - maby they are fearful that the people buying at this low price will later cash in BIG TIME, and thus they missed-the-boat. Anyway, back to the insider buying issue. The insiders were in a win-win situation. If ipmcf was not delisted, then they have the satisfaction of not letting ipmcf go into an unhealthy state. If ipmcf was delisted, the insiders has the info about the company that tells them that ipmcf will later be successful. So, why have not the insiders been buying since the delisting ? Simple, they know the fear that will be inflicted on the shareholder and general public by people that want and wish ipmcf to fail. Thus, the price after delisting will go lower. How low ? Based on the strength of the na-sayers, I predict under the .13 of last week. And, I predict that when that happens, the insiders will then buy BIG TIME, along with me. O, by the way, when that happens, the people that have told us repeatively that the game was over, will join the game.