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

To: bill who wrote (10747)	12/20/1998 9:04:00 PM
From: Chas.	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 26850

Hi Bill ..........I think the "Info to come" will include at least the following: 1. Details of the Winter program regards Snap Lake, Carat and Hilltop properties, specifically details of the 5000 ton bulk sample and or further delineation drilling and or intent to drill for the source of the feeder system of the NW Dyke. 2. Caustic fusion analysis of the samples from the 500 kg samples. 3. Caustic fusion analysis of the 19 holes drilled in the proposed bulk sample ground. 4. Caustic fusion analysis or at least further info on the 3 holes drilled on the north side of Snap Lake. 5. Possible explanation of the "Cone sheet" if it exists as such, or whatever it is they think they have discovered. 6. Possible details of increased resource tonnage if indeed a cone sheet or similar something exists. 7. Notice of being listed on the Tse. These are "for sure loose ends" that I can think of that are germain to the ongoing exploration program and the past Summers program. I don"t think they have to publish a listing of who participated in the private placement although it may be available thru the VSE or some other official agency. Once the Winter program begins it will create an entirely new set of issues that will require further/ongoing news releases, Oh happy day.... I think all of the above items could be covered in new releases between now and the end of January. It important to remember however that they release information on a need to know basis and as it suits their agenda....not ours. The only information they are compelled to release is that which could be construed as having a "material change" on the ongoing events of the exploration program and consequently the shareprice......So we will get news and information as they see fit to inform us and as it fits their agenda. My personal opinion is that they have been forthright, timely and expedient in their releasing of information to the general public and news letter writers.Fini/30/eom

To: bill who wrote (10747)	12/20/1998 10:54:00 PM
From: Charles Kalb	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 26850

Hi bill.......May I compare your experience on the VSE/TSE listing question to teevee's? teevee says: "About 99% of junior companies that move from the VSE to the TSE initially go down down down in price." (Except for Winspear) bill says: "My experience with TSE listings is that they have little effect unless there are buyers in the wings who have been kept out because of policies that won't let them buy on the junior exchanges." (My note: I take this to mean the price goes up in these instances.) This clears things up. Anyone for a third opinion? I don't have data myself, but applying logic wouldn't investors (buyers) have more confidence in a company which has proven that they can satisfy more rigorous listing requirements? Charles