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To: GlobalMarine who wrote (2788)5/2/1998 10:14:00 PM
From: Alan Vennix  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 3594
 
DESERT DIRT INDEX VALUES AS OF APR 30, 1998:

NOTE: All of the index stocks were down in the month of April, with NAXOF down 7%, MXAM -11%, CHIP -20%, GPGI -21% and IPMCF -47%.

The blitz of Press Releases continued during the month of April, with all but MXAM having at least two releases. All PR's are available on the company web sites so will be only mentioned briefly here.

NAXOF announced the letting of the drilling contract for the next phase(s) of drilling at Franklin Lake, the start of electronic trading, the results for hole #5, and certified gold and platinum recoveries from COC samples.

IPMCF announced that they had received a decision from NASDAQ to proceed with delisting of the IPMCF stock from the SmallCap. In a letter to shareholders, IPMCF provided additional details of the NASDAQ proceedings, recapped their activities of the past years and outlined their future plans for Black Rock. (While IPMC is formally trading on the CDN, some trading apparently continues in the US for IPMCF and quote services report these activities; on April 30, 11,000 shares were traded with a closing price of 0.30, consistent with the 0.40C close for the Canadian trading of IPMC.)

GPGI reported that the refiners had been successful in increasing recoveries from their anode sludge product. They also reported that GPGI would no longer be on the "Designated Securities" list as a result of audited financial data which indicated sufficient assets to be exempt from the listing.

CHIP reported on the status of a lawsuit related to its former casino activities and also announced that the agreement to acquire the previously announced 60% interest in the Cochise property in Arizona had been extended from May 1 to August 1.

For the year of 1998 through April 30, MXAM's stock price is up by 47%, GPGI is down 45%, NAXOF is -46%, CHIP is -64% and IPMCF is -77%.

A basket of the five stocks is down 38-47% on the year, depending on the particular indice.

Weekly data and background information is available at:

exchange2000.com

Alan



To: GlobalMarine who wrote (2788)5/3/1998 11:30:00 AM
From: Matt C. Austin  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 3594
 
Rand, I get little time anymore for reading the foolishness in these threads but I did look into CHIP's past posts and it soon became apparent just who you are. You are Janet Lomshek, the 19 year old college puke from Kansas that started the Naxos thread... You used to also call yourself Miss Wall Street. It's impossible for you to hide that whining style.

Subject 4890

After reading some of your mining posts I think you should change your major back to agronomy. The U of Kansas has some excellent courses on contour plowing, animal husbandry and herbicide use in the modern soyfield complex. I grew up in the mid-west and while farmers don't make a lot of money - it's a much more honest endeavor than the one you're presently pursuing.