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

To: Zeev Hed who wrote (32477)	5/30/1998 1:27:00 PM
From: Richard Mazzarella	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35569

Zeev, <<apparent demise) of IPMCF a shot over the bow of the rest of the DD's?>> You know it is. Even your favorite GPGI is very weak. There's a test for you. I remember you doing an analysis on GPGI dirt where the per share stock value was very similar to the most blatant hype ever posted on this thread. You even got a chance to physically "kick" their dirt. Seems you believed. I wouldn't think twice about calling IPM a scam if IPM management really benefited from the stock run up. They held a very small percentage of the stock. What did they really gain. I could however accuse them of irrational exuberance, some of the same exuberance that you showed in your analysis for GPGI. If we have learned anything about the market is that a current stock prices for speculative issues is rarely properly valued. I believe, that's why I continue to buy the dirt's on weakness. Given time, this "shot over the bow" could be the best thing my portfolio has ever seen, mom would spank me if I bought high. <VBG>

To: Zeev Hed who wrote (32477)	6/1/1998 1:29:00 PM
From: BillyZoom	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 35569

Its round 10 and the underdog, after coming out strong in the first few rounds, has been knocked down a few too many times late in the fight. Though breathless, he is still standing in the ring, taking the punches and tucking when possible, trying to save the energy for one last flurry. Most of the wagers lie shredded on the floor, the supporters and long shots having already given up. No one knows if he can do it. No one has seem him in this position or this late into a fight before. Nobody really knows what the kid has got. Then the favorite, who is now becoming bored and frustrated, having used all his energy and strategy, moves in for one more barrage of the same old same old, when.....whats this....why someone...someone has jumped in the ring....why its Mr Hed and his puppets....dancing and high fiving.....snubbing their noses at the crowd.....dancing in the ring and declaring a winner. Confusion and chaos break out. The spectators don't know what to do or whom to believe. The bystanders don't know if the fight is over. Even the fat lady doesn't know whether to sing or not. The only people that know this thing is far from over are the two opponents, and for them this story has a long way to go. Quick, someone call security and get that crackpot out of the ring.