Silicon Investor (SI) -- The First Internet Community

STOCKTALK

We've detected that you're using an ad content blocking browser plug-in or feature. Ads provide a critical source of revenue to the continued operation of Silicon Investor. We ask that you disable ad blocking while on Silicon Investor in the best interests of our community. If you are not using an ad blocker but are still receiving this message, make sure your browser's tracking protection is set to the 'standard' level.

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

To: Andrew who wrote (12602)	1/18/1999 11:04:00 PM
From: Steelguy	Respond to of 26850

Hi Andrew, I waited a little too long today as well...I was still half asleep from getting back so late yesterday from a trip. I was on the phone on an automated discount system looking at 3.68 on the bid and 3.69 on the ask. I put in to buy at 3.70 and got my confirm# of the trade but not a fill confirm. I called right away and the bid was 3.85 - 3.90. ( felt sorry for Mr.John Paquet at this point ) so I had to scoop some at 3.90. I have now added these shares to my overall position but these are back in my trading account which hasn't had any WSP in it for awhile. I think we will see a very nice gap tomorrow based on the action at the close. My thoughts are that $4.30+ will be the first open push and from there some consolidation but she should close above $4.00. That would be nice. * my thoughts are strictly for SI classroom....not to trade by * :o))) sg

To: Andrew who wrote (12602)	1/18/1999 11:35:00 PM
From: Paul Bilecki	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 26850

Winspear Hospitality Suite PDA ... Thinking Back A Few Years Ago Thinking back to that great party, sucking back the beers in front of a large map showing a portion of the NWT with big wig named Roger from Debeers, a WSP rep., an interesting investor who i took an immediate friendship to and Mr. P from Russia. I kept ordering more beers for myself and more Vodka to get Mr. P loaded so that he would open up and sure enough he did. As he took another swig, he sputtered: "Bound to be some pipes there in both properties (MPV and WSP), just going to take a lot of vodka to find them" as he staggered Mr. P pointed to the map and the location of the fault lines. There they were as plain as day, "just have to have the right type of map", he said. {Old Russian way of finding pipes) I liked what i saw and so did Roger Ram Jet, enough so, he got Debeers to joint venture with MPV a little while later after the discovery. I told them both how i had seen a diamond embedded in a rock near the shore of Mckay Lake when working for Noranda in the early 1980's and that I believed their could be diamonds further south that the Diamet Discovery. Sophie was looking hot, Smaiser was prouncing around the room promoting Murgor and handing out his newsletter (how tacky) which left MPV and WSP out in the cold. I spoke to him, and said they should be on his list. He looked at me and said with a slight smile: "your not counting on a discovery are you!" I looked at him and said proudly: "Yes, I am". Oh Ho, those were the days. Well well, MPV has come in for me and WSP, is a close second. Does anyone know where Murgor in terms of a price comparison? I woke up the next day with a major hangover. The first thing I did that day was buy more MPV [i was already loaded up on winspear and had only a bit of mpv], as much as I could afford, which was not much at the time. A few weeks later Barrie saw white paper coming out of his fax machine. Oh Ho, those were the good ole days. My investor friend and I have kept the faith in Winspear for many years, we speak everynight on the phone, discussing our little secrets and that important meeting before the map. Those other areas that were pointed out may soon just be what the Doctor ordered. Here's to you my good friend, boy are we going to have a few down in the islands real soon, for I feel winspear's about to zoom! Its just a gut feel. Bye the way, just bought some MPV back, seems cheap compared to Winspear or Aber, and Debeers is continuing to do more work. Its been three years since their involvement i believe, this is such a no brainer, especially with all the money they are putting in right now. My only advice, keep your ears open, show up, drink like a fish,follow the money, and lastly, take a few profits, best to let all have a sip from the bowl after you have taken a few large gulps. Anyways, Bilecki is tired. Night