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Gold/Mining/Energy : Nuinsco Resources (NWI) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Serge Collins who wrote (465)	1/27/1999 11:43:00 PM
From: Jerry Dibble, Sr.	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 5821

Hearing Stuff Well, having subscribed to numerous newsletters in the resource industry, paid lots of dues to publications, and been following the industry for over a decade and doing my DD, one builds up a network of sources and friends. Keep it clean and be honest...people will tell you things. I'm on lots of email lists. Suggestion: subscribe to the GMSR of Bob Bishop for awhile; take John Kaiser's Bottomfish Report for a year, read the Canadian papers, subscribe to InfoMine email-groups, take the Miner's News and the George Cross Newsletter, get Brian Fagan's Report, always call a company before buying OR selling a stock, get the investor relation packages and READ EVERY WORD, study the December issue of the Bottomfish Report, pay $1500 per year for the 'fax alert' of BB, get the area play maps from Glen Jones at Enersource (403 269 7877), contact Bob Stranks at Investing Edge for info on companies, bookmark each exchange so you can look up info on every company, call the VSE etc and get on all of the free info mailing lists, get on the email lists & fax lists of companies, post a portfolio of stocks you follow free at yahoo financial, compile a list of conversion tables for mineralogy and of terminology, learn charting and technical analysis, investment terms/philosophies, read up on the types and timing of area plays and their life processes, pick one company and learn everything about it and try to account for every share and learn how they finance their operations and how warrants work, learn about push-pull financing so you can understand company building via paper issues, consult with the experts, and ALWAYS ask everyone in the business WHAT STOCKS THEY LIKE AND WHAT THEY ARE BUYING NOW. Develop a file for each country and which companies are in those areas in case an area play develops. It goes on. But, honestly, your question deserves this type of an answer.