To: russet who wrote (1179 ) 4/23/1999 8:43:00 PM From: whisky Respond to of 2402
Sometimes with Kaiser's bottom fish picks they really don't get out of the blocks to begin with, so you buy the stock and wait, and wait, until you get fed up and sell at a loss. Your own Due Diligence is always the key. It's not fair for me to say what kind of a diamond expert he is, but he does understand a good opportunity and investment. At least he does here. As far as this being a pump and dump, usually with a pump and dump it's one quick release and that's it. Well what happens if you start getting more regular releases on your exploration projects. Certainly CNB has enough of them right now. Drilling is about to begin in both Brazil and Ontario very shortly, not to mention 2 alluvial operations in Brazil, one with PVF and the other with SUF. Both of which are suppose to produce very significant cash flow for all companies, certainly enough to boost the exploration budgets and timing. We also shouldn't discount the fact that this is a very thin trader while drilling a select number of pipes choosen by Rory, combined with a 4-6 week turnaround time on results. Southernera is known to be very good about releasing info to there shareholders, and I think we will be seeing a much more concerted effort to do just that. I look at it this way, In Brazil they did the deal with SUF because they are proven finders of diamond pipes and are very shareholder friendly with updates on projects. More releases, more interest, higher stock prices. Remember this stock traded over 7 1/2 bucks in 96. So higher prices are not uncommon for this stock. Up until 1 1/2 years ago this stock was firmly trading at 3-5 bucks a share. Trading in that range for over 3 years, until Teck left. We all read Kaisers thoughts on Tecks association in Brazil. New President, New JV with a proven diamond explorer, it's looking very attractive to me at any price. Technology stocks are hot right now, but the euphoria will end on the first big scam, which is coming, as it always does. Commodity prices are starting to firm up and move ahead, hence a shift back into select resource based stocks that offer opportunity, and increased wealth through new discoveries.