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

To: James W who wrote (1482)	3/1/1999 11:37:00 AM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1692

Disappointing drilling can be a hurtful thing.. I don't know what the market expected but mines do not always equate to what the market likes.. frequently good mine are market disasters.. I will admit there is not much to go on here but gold is gold.. and drilling is notorious for missing it. EC<:-}

To: James W who wrote (1482)	3/1/1999 2:04:00 PM
From: Glenn J. Mullan	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1692

James W. is not very smart. But he is consistent with 3 posts today, none of which discuss the merits of the stock. Exploration, James, that's what brought it back to life, together with a new story, probably some new investors along the way, a bit of media attention pre-PDA (never a bad thing). Did you really expect that it would go straight to $13.85 on the first hole? Nuinsco are sitting at $2 and change and that is for nickel, not gold. I know realistic doesn't mean much to some one that eats off as many aluminum plates as you do but I would suggest prozac based on your profile. Croesus was a teeny-weeny high grade mine found early in the century near Matheson, Ontario. Noted for being so high grade the owners (reportedly) had to bolt a steel plate to the outcrop to stop high grading. Produced a few thousand tons at over 2 oz/ton then peetered out when it hit a fault. There is still work on-going in the area, and a year or two ago there was another drill program in the area of the original discovery. This would be at least the 3rd program since I first read about it in 1980 or so and it was found about 1910. What does this have to do with Band-Ore? Well, exploration is a funny thing. You work hard and do what you said you were going to do and no one gives a squat. But you get lucky and everyone is your friend (even Jacques W.). I read the announcement about the new property and figured it would become, for the market, a straight bet on a drill program. This is always risky and rarely even answers the most obvious question which is - is the vein structure continuous? We still don't know that because the seasonal conditions prevented drilling from the most optimum locations. The work done served to highlight more that must be done to refine the structure, additional targets, etc. And it will be, but our furry little friend be there to tell us why no one at Band Ore knows anything and that only HE can show the light. James W., why don't you start your own company? I would buy one share just to show up at your annual meeting. Really, I think some of us here would like to see a board of directors composed of say you as president, Andre as VP-exploration, maybe put Tango in as well, as say the disgruntled bitter little ex-Quebecker having PMS problems (prime media suggestions) aka: Investor Relations, I'll leave the rest up to you. But we still have James here, telling us what we already know, ad nauseam, sort of like that drab little closing ceremony at MLG. Give us a break James, go play with your little desserts. GJM the prospector, back from Nuinsco land.