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Gold/Mining/Energy : Exall Resources/Glimmer Resources -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Winzer who wrote (733)	12/14/1998 7:00:00 PM
From: Winzer	Respond to of 1319

I see today that Nesbitt Burns is "heavy (on the buy side of the majority of shares traded)" into EXL. I've also noticed that they (or one of their clients)have taken a liking for EXL. This is excellent news for this play because if it (the recommendation to purchase) is coming through their Research Department(RD); their RD is one of the best in NA (for golds). And as far as GME is concerned; it is at 91c on the bid and 96 on the ask. So it is not losing ground in the tax loss season. If I had the loose change, I too would be sitting with the "stink bids" at 86c waiting for some poor soul to sell their shares for peanuts. Comments? Cheers Winzer

To: Winzer who wrote (733)	12/16/1998 12:05:00 AM
From: James N. Wilson	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1319

<we can only assume that George Kent's investment of ~$225,000 in his retirement is not with money he is prepared to lose> This certainly caught me by surprise. Like you, I would not think the former GME Pres/CEO would be gambling with his retirement funds. Perhaps a glimmer of light lies ahead with the pending reserve update and 4th QTR production numbers. As well.. the markets could be shocked if the JV partners settle the ownership issue. good luck, james