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Gold/Mining/Energy : Global Platinum & Gold (GPGI) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Richard Mazzarella who wrote (8819)	12/14/1998 11:22:00 PM
From: JACK R. SMITH JR.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14226

Richard, You, my favorite ass should not be offended here, I am not your enemy, and you know that you are your own and so am I mine. You made the investment, and you might have listened to me, but you called your broker and you pulled the trigger. Nothing wrong with that, but you did it, not I. You did your stuff and you made your investment decision. Unfortunately, you and I agree here that there is a serious lack of communiation, I am only saying that since we have a bit invested here, we should give the "white knight" a bit of breathing room before we collectively castrate the only hope that we seem to have here! Since you are my favorite of all favorite investor-jerk-ass-infantile-needing their investment hands held at all times--afraid of their investment shadow--friends! I will tell you more of my "off topic opinions"! Did you notice from the Thomas report that he found extremely high value in Osmium and what. Osmium is valued at what today, be the market small, but the values by Thomas were what? So you will tell me to "blow off", but look ahead a little, Sir Richard, check you papers and your reports! Check the Iridium also, sir! Am I saying that any of those values have been proven, no, I am relating what has been officially reported by this company. I have proffered opinions in the past that the rare pgms will come to value in spades because of inherently "unique" properties. If what Thomas reported is true, we have in the Oro Grande a tremendous asset which we are not yet able to tap. Just in the strange assets of Osmium and Iridium. I am speculating greatly into the future here, but give me a little slack and know that this is much into the future! I would be willing to speculate that these metals are frequently detected in the GPGI analyses and mostly regarded as "trash PGM"s". They are rather troublesome in the extraction. All that I say here is that we have a pearl or a piece of crap! Either we have been very much decieved, or we have failed to understand the potential scope of our horizon! Best regards, Jerk!!