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Gold/Mining/Energy : IBI CORP IBIC (CDN) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Frank Moss who wrote (107)	5/30/1998 2:39:00 PM
From: Doug Heuring	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 422

Frank and all ibicers nice post at cw, thought you would enjoy Posted by Cmon on May 30, 1998 at 11:16:06: Don't you people get it? This company is focusing all of its energy on the TSE listing, which it will need to have significant acceptance in the more mature business community. They don't care about the CDN nor should they. When this stock hits the TSE and has the backing of a blue chip engineering report and several credible market makers, brokers, and institutions, all of you twits that sold because of some clerical error on their CDN filings are going to feel like the monkeys' asses that you are. If this is enough to concern you as an investor, then sell your stock and step aside and let the smarter investors make the serious dough. Have all of you already forgotten the importance of the recent announcement? They have a world class deposit in the range of over $1 billion US (probably a helluva lot more). The current market cap of the company is under $12 million (yes, that's million not billion). How long do you think a company with $1 billion in reserves is going to sit at $12 million when it hits the TSE??? And guess what? How much more news do you think IBI will release BEFORE the TSE listing? Answer: nada. Look for a flurry of news AFTER the TSE listing when people will actually be listening and the news will have the greatest impact. Do you think IBI has been sitting on its ass to get the Ugandan phosphate project? NOOO. And what else do you think they have been doing? :) We'll find out AFTER the TSE listing. And what do you think a multi-billion dollar timber deal in Guyana will mean to the stock after a TSE listing? :) Cmon people wake up. WHO GIVES A RAT'S ASS ABOUT THE CDN AND THEIR PATHETIC REQUIREMENTS. The only problem recently is that I can't BUY any IBI until it starts trading again. Frankly, I hope you all sell so I can pick up shares in the .08-.09 range. Sorry suckers. The weak will fall and the strong will profit. When this one moves it will be awe-inspiring. Later.