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To: peter michaelson who wrote (1602)	8/6/1998 4:32:00 PM
From: Adrian du Plessis	Respond to of 3458

Peter -- some posters are such transparent shills that you'd think they'd realize that, by their obvious posts, they may as well be waving a red flag and shouting "hey, look at this company!" Junior stocks can be like land mines for those who play them, either long or short. In almost two decades of watching Canadian-spawned juniors, I've seen legitimate companies trade for pennies a share and criminally fraudulent enterprises reach market caps of $1 billion or more (and all things in between). The reality of a company's operations, claims and prospects may be well divorced from the underlying stock price. That's why I would never advise anyone to buy or sell any stock -- only to do the necessary homework to come to their own decisions as to their personal level of comfort in approaching the mine-field.