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Gold/Mining/Energy : Global Platinum & Gold (GPGI) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: WLAVEL who wrote (10107)	4/11/1999 3:01:00 AM
From: d:oug	Respond to of 14226

wl, I'am looking to make money on gpgi, not understand gpgi. sludge, fudge or mud, it all sounds like my name doug. The only thing I understand by reading the posts on this thread is that there are a lot of shareholders waiting for the promises made by GPGI to increase shareholder value, to be delivered. Lots of talk about how the company has good dirt, that which contains precious metals, and the extraction process and methods needed. Then there are those posts that are empty of usable info. Those who seem to understand that which cannot be proven, for example, you wl telling all shareholders the future for gpgi is doom and gloom. I guess if one SAW gloom and doom, and sees it to continue, then one could do a first and go to that New York City street corner and tell all those phony others that talk out loud to ALL, and proclaim the WL as the one and only who can really HELP others from hurting themselves. fudge or doug wl or lw or "" (the NULL character) but then maybe not, since the Null character is not empty of worth, and wl is

To: WLAVEL who wrote (10107)	4/11/1999 8:35:00 AM
From: Zeev Hed	Respond to of 14226

WLAVEL, now, here is a question I can answer, what is the sludge, the slime the goo, or whatever. In the smelting process apparently used by GPGI (I presume they have now deserted again the ionic column separators), the goodies are collected in copper (that is the "smaelting process). The copper is then put in "semipermeable bags" and used in an electrolytic bath, a process used in copper processing to purify copper. The copper is deposited on the opposing electrode, and what is left in the bag are the "impurities", these impurities contains the goodies (and other garbage including a bunch of copper) and form a strange mud, sludge, slime or goo contained in the bags. That is quite simple. Zeev