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Gold/Mining/Energy : Kensington Resources Ltd. (V.KRT) * Diamond in the rough! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: BUDDY MOYNIHAN who wrote (2432)8/6/1998 2:32:00 PM
From: ruben azcona  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 5206
 
Hi Buddy! I know there are enough shares hitting the bid, but that is exactly my point! We all here have soaked up about as much stock as our budgets will allow, thereby sitting and hoping that some white knight will come in and start accumulating at market. Judging by some of the forty and fifty thousand share trades that have happened recently, it seems like insiders have enough money to give the stock a boost but instead it looks like they also prefer to buy as low as they can in hopes for that white knight to come along. And unfortunately, the only possible white knight I can see is management themselves. I firmly believe that if they were to buy at market for even one day like the ones we've seen recently of between 100 and 150 thousand shares, that would drive the stock up at least to ,hopefully, around the 50 cents mark, which would then prompt other investors to jump in and give the stock another little shot in the arm.

Now, with all due respect to current managements' promotional ideas of producing a CD-ROM, let's face it, the majority of them are going to likely end up in the hands of CURRENT shareholders who,like myself included, will be curious enough to call and ask for one. And for every copy that ends up in CURRENT shareholders hands, there will be at least one POTENTIAL SHAREHOLDER who doesn't get into the stock.

I'll repeat myself as long as I have to. The money it would take to put out a CD-ROM would help us more by being used to buy stock at market prices. Anyone who has done enough research on the history of the junior resource markets will tell you that any good stock promotion always involves some form of orchestrated waves of buying sprees. Anyone who believes that we're going to move higher based solely on the basis of a mass distribution of CD-ROMs and/or brochures, is either sadly kidding themselves or wishfully thinking

Best regards,
Ruben