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Gold/Mining/Energy : Western Copper Holdings Ltd. T.WTC -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: matt who wrote (378)	9/20/1998 9:45:00 PM
From: lib	Respond to of 401

Bishop says outlook brightens Western Copper Holdings Limited WTC Shares issued 13,970,000 1998-09-18 close $2.25 Friday Sep 18 1998 Robert Bishop, writing in the Sept. 9, 1998 edition of his Gold Mining Stock Report, says a recent uptick in the price of Western Copper Holdings can be attributed to a recovery from oversold conditions and renewed strength in commodity prices. Western Copper, $2.35, hit a low of $1.50 on Aug. 28. Mr. Bishop recommended the stock in December 1997 at $3.30 on early word of a major massive sulphide discovery at San Nicolas in Mexico. The California junior-stock expert suggests its slide from the $10 level of February and March can be attributed to a news vacuum over the summer. When the news dearth ended, on Aug. 25, liquidity and higher prices failed to result. Happily, a drill program is planned for mid-September which will focus on new targets within the Teck joint venture. As well, WTC has been conducting a rock-resistivity survey at its Penasquito project. Mr. Bishop sees this project gaining a profile in the coming months. (c) Copyright 1998 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com