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Gold/Mining/Energy : Golden Eagle Int. (MYNG) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Mike P. who wrote (14863)	11/17/1998 12:17:00 PM
From: john	Respond to of 34075

< so in a nutshell we basically have a company with a heap load of gold in some far off third world land,> heap load in your statement could be replaced with significant, there is just not enough info to say the above with certainty. Guido's report is not valid. <it has now basically been verified once again, everyone knows we have a heap load of gold,> It is not verified once again, there is not enough data to verify according to BD <we are bankrupt (reminds me of the old mariner - water, water everywhere but not a drop to drink).> Basically correct, although GE can issue more shares for work if anyone will take them. Thus situation is probable survivable. <we have the sec with really nothing better to do than disrupt the free market by picking on a tiny gold company.> If GE had not released premature data and had all the filings up to date the SEC would not be here. Opps, I forgot the previous idiot R Knittle, they probably would be here. <we have a neighbor like st francis who has the perfect equipment for our little piece of real estate, and probably a bunch of deep pockets watching these events unfold and saying to themselves 'wow, pretty neat'.> Maybe, but I bet they wait till GE totally screws up and picks this property up for 5 cents a share in the unlikely event they are even interested. therefore, in the spirit of capitalism....i still think someone will find a way to move those rocks to market and ge will be the beneficiary. I do admire your resolve have a nice day You too