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To: Jeff who wrote (2520)	9/12/1998 11:22:00 AM
From: David Sirk	Respond to of 5908

JeffY. My money is in IDCN a mining stock. which mining stock do you own right now. Let's let the record stand. Mister know it all. Ok Jeffey pooh. Go on record! Which one's do you own now!

To: Jeff who wrote (2520)	9/12/1998 11:24:00 AM
From: BigTex	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5908

One thing Tex will do is buy this one all the way to the bottom and sooner or later Tex will clear out with some denairo.Too bad it will be later,but Cest la Vie.

To: Jeff who wrote (2520)	9/12/1998 11:41:00 AM
From: Mr Metals	Respond to of 5908

Queenstake Resources Ltd - Fagan says time your buys for next drilling Queenstake Resources Ltd QTR Shares issued 38,210,879 1998-09-10 close $0.2 Friday Sep 11 1998 Brian Fagan, writing in the September 1998 edition of the Fagan Report (dated Aug. 28), says Queenstake Resources may be worth buying in light of its strong cash position, low price and "great upside potential." Mr. Fagan says that with $10-million in cash and a conservative spending strategy, Queenstake has enough money to fund its exploration activities for the next three years. Queenstake has activities in Chile, Mexico and Peru and much of its efforts are aimed at attracting joint-venture partners. One partner, Barrick Gold, will report this year on exploration results from their properties in the north Ancash region of Peru. In addition, Mr. Fagan says Queenstake is conducting "modest" drill programs on its other properties. The stock, currently at 23 cents, is at a multi-year low; it spent most of 1997 over $2.50. Mr. Fagan says there is still room for lower prices, but says investors may want to accumulate positions before the next drill program. (c) Copyright 1998 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com Mr Metals

To: Jeff who wrote (2520)	9/12/1998 11:44:00 AM
From: Mr Metals	Respond to of 5908

Scorpion Minerals Inc - Fagan says low price tempting, but caution required Scorpion Minerals Inc SCP Shares issued 21,589,238 1998-09-10 close $0.25 Friday Sep 11 1998 Brian Fagan, writing in the September 1998 edition of the Fagan Report (dated Aug. 28), says Scorpion Minerals may be worth buying in light of its strong cash position, low price and "great upside potential." Mr. Fagan says Scorpion was brought on the market at around $7 in April 1996 trumpeting its gold-in-Indonesia focus and cashing in on Bre-X mania. Scorpion's stock has suffered badly in the post-Bre-X hangover and now trades at an all-time low of 20 cents. There is, however, still $10-million in the treasury which Mr. Fagan says management is attempting to preserve. The letter writer says Scorpion should be monitored to see what kind of joint ventures it can enter. As for the price, Mr. Fagan says the stock could go even lower as selling pressure by institutions increases towards year-end. "The stock is still in a downtrend," he says. (c) Copyright 1998 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com Mr Metals

To: Jeff who wrote (2520)	9/12/1998 11:48:00 AM
From: Mr Metals	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5908

Valerie Gold Resources Ltd - Fagan says former star tempting at under $1 Valerie Gold Resources Ltd VLG Shares issued 12,070,107 1998-09-10 close $0.75 Friday Sep 11 1998 Brian Fagan, writing in the September 1998 edition of the Fagan Report (dated Aug. 28), says Valerie Gold may be worth buying in light of its strong cash position, low price and "great upside potential." Valerie was a high-flyer in 1996, making a startling run from below $5 in April of that year to a high of $28.90 in the next month based on not much of anything. It now trades around 75 cents. The 1996 run helped place $21-million in the treasury through the sale of warrants at $14 a pop. Mr. Fagan says Valerie is about to drill the Recluse base metal prospect in the Northwest Territories, but its main focus is the Estrella gold prospect in Nayarit, Mexico, where drilling also begins this month. "Since it has $14.5-million to work with, you should get good exposure for a 75-cent bet," Mr. Fagan says. He adds that if funds begin to unload the stock, it will go lower. (c) Copyright 1998 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com Mr Metals