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Gold/Mining/Energy : Yamana Resources INC. T- YRI -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: whiskeyjack who wrote (2002)2/5/1999 10:13:00 PM
From: G  Respond to of 2346
 
it appears vic stepped down as ceo at a good time....
could it be he knew there would be a fallout and didnt want to be the one to answer to it...
i dont believe the bullshit, that vic handed ceo to dick so vic can concentrate more on financing and dick on exploration.....
as ceo vic still had time to put together 2 financings in the last year, the first i call a sell the second as peculiar...
and oh yeah wasnt he the geniuos that dropped the $40 million financing because of the bre-x fiasco... i was told the deal was set, but he bailed becuase he knew share prices would fall for juniors and didnt have the heart to screw clients wood gundy...
now for dick.. seems to me the drill were spinning just fine when he was COO, are the drills going to spin any differnetly now that hes ceo

our original supporter at james capel seems to be bailing on us as well... i guess we arew the fools left holding this loser.....
still scrathing my head as to who would have approached yri in latest
financing and why?... it doesnt make sense...



To: whiskeyjack who wrote (2002)2/6/1999 9:47:00 AM
From: Tupulak  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2346
 
WJ,
I don't think that Greg Taylor is with YRI anymore. They moved the office from Toronto the Spokane and I seem to recall that he didn't make the move. Amy Martin is now the IR person there and her e-mail is amartin@yamana.com or the number is (509) 838-6615.
From here all I think you can do is sit and wait for the next drilling results, if they are good then the stock will respond if not then it could drop even further. The price increase in silver will help in the long run though.
Curtis