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To: skelly who wrote (5813)	4/30/1998 7:30:00 PM
From: Baba 2	Respond to of 26850

skelly Check out TGR.V. Now this has enormous potential..Read through the thread...Tiger Resources.....Could be lots of diamonds in the land down under...Only 4.1 million shares out and over 2 million acres on which to find them....Geology is right....Money in the till...Good geologist on board.....market cap of less than 5 million....operations start mid May.......and diamonds have reportedly been found on the property..... ...

To: skelly who wrote (5813)	4/30/1998 7:47:00 PM
From: bill	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 26850

Yes, MPV at least has some pipes. They had a huge run up on the original pipe and that didn't work out as hoped with a big fall back. It looks like they're sitting in a cluster of pipes but the stock price keeps struggling. When they first hit kimberlite and got their diamond counts, it looked like they were going to be another ABZ.Your right, though, there doesn't seem to be any other company with any find that is substantial. Those of us who've been around long enough to remember Tle Kwe Cho and the boom and bust have learned to be cautious. If I remember correctly, KRR went to 15.00 on that one. Too many burnt fingers around for most threadsters to bet the ranch on a diamond play. People who are impatient with WSP just need to read back to the beginning of MPV to see how long it takes to find something that really moves a stock. Fair or not, I expect that thinking in the ADP is that if ACA can't find something with all their expertise and resources, then there's not much chance for one of the juniors. Although we both know that luck plays a big part. ACA could drill a hundred pipe and not get one that is economic and then on 101 hit the jackpot. The juniors could luck out, find a pipe and it could be the one in a hundred that is economic. Hmmmm! I think I just talked myself into buying some bonds.