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To: Nicholas Rainford who wrote (612)11/4/1998 10:14:00 PM
From: tango  Respond to of 784
 
this is just a re print of what they had written months ago. With a SMALL .06 bid all that we can be assured of is that nothing is going on. My question to management is with Mongolia down, no action in gold, no money to proceed in the US, and obviously little chance of financing, what the hell are you doing when you go to work everyday?
There is only one rumor i am hearing now and that is that some of the large/non management holders are getting pissed and would be ready for a proxy battle. (something about running the firm out of cash to the point of bankruptcy tends to piss people off) Perhaps a forced sale of assets to a more competent firm would recover some of our investment. I may be responsive to a proxy fight. We'll see.



To: Nicholas Rainford who wrote (612)11/6/1998 8:04:00 AM
From: tango  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 784
 
for anyone interested in a junior uranium with good management, cash in the till, and decent properties, check out the strathmore thread. it appears there is some activity with good coverage by letter writers. stock has moved from .26 into the mid .40s.