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Gold/Mining/Energy : Donner Minerals (DML.V) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: 1st.mate who wrote (9573)	11/22/1998 3:57:00 PM
From: Mr. Oil	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11676

Sorry Paul, I ment this to go to Ed but hit the respond button at the wrong place. Ed your comments please. Hi Ed, There is a lot of useless bantering going on here with JP and I think he likes it.(I don't know why except to say that this may have been his intention all along.) My suggestion is that we try to be some what analytical during this time of negativism and see what we can learn by returning to some discussion again on DML/NAI. We, the collective posters may have insights which will help us all either persevere until there is some return on investment or we may decide to sell now, take our losses and see what we have learned so that we won't make the same mistake next time, at least not in the same way. Let me ask a question which may help us get refocused. I note with interest what the insiders have bought and sold from looking at your web site, excellent site I might add, but I am wondering if we can find out by a few mathematical calculations just how much money each insider has lost or made over the period you have been keeping records. In other words are they by and large in a loss or gain position and just what is the actual equity position of each. It may help us to judge the attitude and expected actions of these people if we know whether they have lost or gained. ie if Rex Gibbions has just come on the board of directors and invested $200,000 in stock without any return wouldn't it seem plausible that he knows something more than we do. He is no dummy I can assure you. How difficult would it be to tally up the results to date? Do you think we can learn from this information if it can be worked out? Ray