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Gold/Mining/Energy : Naxos Resources (NAXOF) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: BGM who wrote (17142)	12/10/1998 10:39:00 AM
From: Tom Frederick	Respond to of 20681

Brad, this is my last post on this subject. Consider this...do you suppose the Chairman of GM waits to see what the shareholders want before they launch a new line of cars, or start manufacturing in Taiwan or shut down plants? I don't expect that we as shareholders can do much more than be a constant buzz in the ear of management and hope that it draws a response or an answer that addresses a concern. Choosing a direction, in the world of investing, is simple. Yes I want to stay with this company. No I don't support current actions and will share that opinion with other shareholders. Yes, I will hold on, no I will sell. "Directions" in this case is the same as choices. No one is forcing anyone to own any stock. If a person really does not feel comfortable with the lack of facts...SELL! It's an easy solution. Hopefully most or all of this will be rendered irrelevant with the release of some test information so we know once and for all if Naxos does have a better "mouse trap" than J/L. Let's hope it's soon. Tom F.

To: BGM who wrote (17142)	12/10/1998 10:51:00 AM
From: Jerry in Omaha	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20681

To All; Those who have followed this thread for a long time are aware that the only reason I was involved with Naxos in the first place was the faith that I had invested in my lifelong friend, Fred Arkoosh. I just could not believe that my intelligent sophisticated friend could make a multimillion dollar error in judgment and decided to tag along to see what he was up to, because I knew if anything ran counter to the personality of Fred Arkoosh, Jr., it was losing money in any way, shape or form. And he was very excited about this company and it's prospects. Eventually that excitement took hold in me and long time thread readers know the rest of the story. Fred's enthusiasm expressed through me in many of my postings on this thread perhaps resulted in quite a few people losing money on their Naxos investment. I feel sorry and somewhat responsible for that and so I'm going to go way out on a limb and once, and once only, recommend an investment to the readers of this thread by way of some compensation for those caught up in my enthusiasm. Itronics - ITRO, of Reno, Nevada, takes hazardous photochemical waste products, removes 99.9+% of the silver and other heavy metals and turns the rest into a truly fantastic turf fertilizer. You can find the thread and my most recent posting there at #reply-6770509. I am personally recommending this company because I know thoroughly the recycling industry and the unique economic situations that must be dealt with and are by Itronics. This company is superbly structured. I have spoken with Itronics' president, John Whitney on a number of occasions and was impressed with his background and, upon talking with others in the industry, his competence and honesty. I feel comfortable recommending this company because I have been directly involved in all aspects of waste handling and management for the past 25 years. I am a Founding Director of the Nebraska State Recycling Association -- back in the 70's -- and have participated in the organization of several companies specializing in waste handling. I feel very confident that this company can do what it says and the very high quality of its fertilizer product. "Nuff said. Do your DD. It's nice to see all the old posters and contributors pop up here again! Welcome back all you stragglers. <G> So let's see what you all have got! How 'bout some responses to my suggestion! Jerard P PS Brad here's one fact I have for you <G>, Fr. Gregory is a Greek Orthodox priest, not Catholic. BTW if you want to form a mental picture of what he looks like just think back to the Dukes of Hazard and Boss Hogg...'cept Fr. Gregory always wears black not white. <VBG>