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Gold/Mining/Energy : AAS-V , "Remember The ALAMOS!!!!!!!!!" -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: IngotWeTrust who wrote (284)	2/26/1999 11:58:00 AM
From: bigjon	Respond to of 307

CHARRED/OLE49R Now Now children its time to stop fighting. Thats what I like about the net. You can get your days entertainment for free. AAS is not finished gentlemen I believe their Property in Peru (MAMANIA) is the one that could work. I suspect that one or the other of you have played the spec game for I while (I made my first trade on the VSE in 1958) so I've see just about every possible trick this game can provide. If you check which house is the principal trader you can usually see if there is a plan under way. When #35 is holding stock (bought more than sold) that usually means that the game is not over yet. You get this info by looking at Trading by house for a period of time which I did (Jan1-Feb 26). Also note that their was no great amount of trading on AAS after the news on their Mexican property. Anyway you two should get together at a bar and settle your differences over a beer or two.

To: IngotWeTrust who wrote (284)	2/27/1999 4:05:00 PM
From: charred	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 307

To answer your question NO. All I did was called the Yercoto 51 property a bust because too much time passed without any work done by two cash rich companies. As for the chart who cares. I don't pick junior resource stocks on charts. I pick them on properties and management. Cash is secondary. When you say learn, what? I don't understand you. You told me to pipe down and learn. Again what? I say charts smarts As for cajones, well that's tough talk from an old miner like yourself.