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Gold/Mining/Energy
Pacific Rim Mining V.PFG

An SI Board Since July 1996

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13927	Bill, neither one of us is wrong. The price of silver is the main problem and at	Elizabeth Andrews	-	10/19/2000
13926	Russ, yes a smaller deal all around. If the Peruvian still has dreams he will re	Bill Jackson	-	10/19/2000
13925	Elizabeth. You are wrong there. It can be valuable and if barrick is not going t	Bill Jackson	-	10/19/2000
13924	If Barrick returns Diablillos to PFG it means it's worth dick. If they don&#	Elizabeth Andrews	-	10/19/2000
13923	The only way Luicho would pencil would be to find at least two million ounces, p	russwinter	-	10/19/2000
13922	charred, Not so. If PFG decides it wants Luicho it will be after finding the pot	Bill Jackson	-	10/19/2000
13921	Bill, to pay for Luicho at the current stock price PFG would have to issue 100,0	charred	-	10/19/2000
13920	Things aren't going well. The project is dead. They killed the central zone.	charred	-	10/19/2000
13919	Charred, They still HAVE 5000 metres left to drill. Things have been going so	hank2010	-	10/19/2000
13918	charred. It has or will have 100% of diablillos as I suspect that Barrick does n	Bill Jackson	-	10/19/2000
13917	Or go down 10 times. You need an asset here. PFG doesn't have one.	charred	-	10/18/2000
13916	Nathan, Well it pays to try to minimize the cash outlay. If all those holes turn	Bill Jackson	-	10/18/2000
13915	charred, This is better than cash when at cash value as it has potential to go u	Bill Jackson	-	10/18/2000
13914	Bye Bye Luchio. EOM	DeplorableIrredeemableRedneck	-	10/18/2000
13913	"then here comes cash value", this is silly. If you want to buy cash t	charred	-	10/18/2000
13912	Hank. What will your buddy do with the drill rigs in Peru? They still had 5000 m	charred	-	10/18/2000
13911	I love the fancy foot work. LOL!~ Pacific Rim updates Luicho drill plan	Natedog	-	10/18/2000
13910	Phil, There will be some more cycles. not so high as the recent data show there	Bill Jackson	-	10/18/2000
13909	Bill, closed at 37c. Looks like it's making a comeback -- but I don't s	Phil Jones	-	10/18/2000
13908	Darren, 36 cents. Doom and gloom. I did not think it would fall this low. Bill	Bill Jackson	-	10/17/2000
13907	Phil, There may be other bidders. PFG may have to give the owners all the data b	Bill Jackson	-	10/17/2000
13906	I see no love here Phil	DeplorableIrredeemableRedneck	-	10/17/2000
13905	The share price is sure reflecting a love/hate relationship with PFG. Just when	Phil Jones	-	10/17/2000
13904	Bill, once it is shown that the property has some prospects but not $25M worth,	Phil Jones	-	10/17/2000
13903	I agree. There's no reason for it to trade at a premium to cash.	Elizabeth Andrews	-	10/16/2000

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