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

To: E. Charters who wrote (13382)	1/26/1999 8:42:00 PM
From: .Trev	Respond to of 26850

I was thinking of you evaluating the hole not the core!! There seemed to be some question as to the extent of your qualification s too. You know as an Engineer one of my pleasantest experiences was to consult to a lawyer at legal rates. Is that what you're trying to pull?? A school teacher consulting to an Engineer at Engineering rates?? I don't think so but thanks for the offer!

To: E. Charters who wrote (13382)	1/26/1999 10:04:00 PM
From: chummer	Respond to of 26850

Mr. Charters, Why all the posts after the fact? You gave us nothing on the Winspear thread before this news release, so why should we listen to your biased opinion now? I wouldn't pay a nickel to for your newsletter, please take your views elsewhere! Your reputation has preceded you, now I can see why. BB

To: E. Charters who wrote (13382)	1/26/1999 10:09:00 PM
From: Gord Bolton	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 26850

Good evening Eric. Wow six posts to the WSP thread in a couple of hours. Something must have caught your eye. Looks to me very much like it is beyond a doubt that we have a very homogenius body of kimberlite here. I think that that was the question that was bothering some people. From carefully reviewing previously released information and applying what little I know of statistics and probabilities I was quite comfortable with my investment in Winspear. There was very little of surprise in the most recent results. Thank you for reminding us all that this is a speculative stock at this point. Winspear is obviously not in production and does not have a P/E. Like any other exploration program we can only examine the information provided, compare that with what we know and do our own extrapolations. If we wait until they are in production before we decide to invest some money we would probably be examining conservative mutual funds instead of diamond exploration programs. What we do know is that Winspear; * has a very abundant micro-diamond count which seems to be uniform through out the whole area. * has a very good proportion of macrodiamonds in relation to microdiamonds. * has large macrodiamonds from the mini-bulk sample. * has a large proportion of high quality diamonds. * has a large proportion of clear fancy colored diamonds. * has already drilled off enough tonnage to support a profitable mine with a great return to the shareholders. * has potential to greatly increase the size of the Snap lake deposit in the next couple of months. * has exploration programs underway on other properties in the area with very positive indications. * has a large budget tagged for immediate work including a 6000 tonne bulk sample which will add confidence to the data base used to project economic predictions for a mine. * programs are in place to create a Canadian Diamond cutting industry. * will have access to the American market and is in no way dependent upon DEBEERS. * funds in place for the current program and will in all likelyhood have little difficulty raising financing for mine development if the bulk samples provide further positive results. Your prediction: To: c.r. earle (13356 ) From: E. Charters Tuesday, Jan 26 1999 6:58PM ET Reply # of 13396 We are looking at $1.50 to 1.90 tomorrow. Major sell off. 2,000,000 shares or more. The 6000 tons will be long time coming. On the bright side those who play from the much cheaper price will be able to do it all over again :) sounds and smells like salty grapes You obviously should have been buying on good results last spring instead of making wild and spurious allegations and accusations. There may be plenty of good news between now and the evaluation of the bulk sample. If you want in Eric, you will have to pony up and catch the train. It will not be stopping or coming back for you.