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

To: Eric Moriarty who wrote (1175)	3/4/1999 12:32:00 PM
From: SwampDogg	Respond to of 5821

I am no rock jock, but it seems by the action of the stock that NWI has a pretty good idea of the results of the next few holes. My take is that they are going to be very careful where they drill and they will issue some quick results before or during the Toronto show. I am holding for $6-$9 in the next two weeks and then see ya!

To: Eric Moriarty who wrote (1175)	3/4/1999 12:40:00 PM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 5821

The only ones I alienate are the know it alls who cannot take any real thinking which is a departure from their norm. I state geological fact backed up by eminent authority and experience. Sure, people are wrong more often than right in exploration. It is an inexact science. And very poorly developed theoretically. I know some of the people whose exploration work has refuted long held cherished traditions that were and are absolute hooey, such as replacement deposits. Park saw the difficulty with those years ago. Some geologist still haven't got the point after the Redstone, the Salton Sea, Texas Gulf, and the Straits of Jaun de Fuca. The total environment of all sulphide deposition is vent, hydrothermal, subaqueous distal precipitation. No proof can be had, no case can be made for other. You have to look at history of the rocks, the likelihoods of their basinal locus and the evidence of the paleo environment. The temperature of the nickel's formation is 350 degree centigrade. It is a water borne low temperature precipitant. Live with it. EC<:-}