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Gold/Mining/Energy
Golden Raven Resources Ltd (GVN)
An SI Board Since August 1996
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3155 18 0 GVN
Emcee:  Dennis Brown Type:  Unmoderated
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1855 I do agree with you Richard and Richard. Anyone here can have a 50/50 record. jack daniels-5/16/1997
1854 Richard you asked: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Richard A. Canton-5/16/1997
1853 Your message is no different from zillions of others, and like all others yoursGil Kempenich-5/16/1997
1852 I see a lot of people are getting tired of waiting for CYJ to rocket to the mooRichard Nash-5/16/1997
1851 The natives are getting restless! Can't say that I blame you. The stock djack daniels-5/16/1997
1850 October -- of what year?? I am losing faith too. Tired of him saying -- next weM.E.-5/16/1997
1849 Tired of waiting... heck I've been waiting for 2 whole weeks. Patience is Russell Gish-5/16/1997
1848 hello michelle the lack of faith is agiven, however we can not disregard the pprecise-5/16/1997
1847 After GNU (golden rule) lastest press release I am sure we are in for another dM.E.-5/16/1997
1846 precise, I wish I had an answer for you. I have been holding this puppy for a Ed Stines-5/16/1997
1845 hello ed when do you see the price increasing and holding? this up and down evprecise-5/16/1997
1844 Today's trades: 05/15/97 - 55 Trades for CYJ Ex Time Price Ed Stines-5/15/1997
1843 What happened to all the gold stocks today. They're down. EOMSteve Brandt-5/15/1997
1842 Hi Russell. Where did you come up with the $20/oz gross profit figure? I usuaHaq0r-5/15/1997
1841 Ed, would you or anyone else please post today's trades. Thank you. Haq0rHaq0r-5/15/1997
1840 John; If they used 25cm= 5 or even 6 inches, they would be so far off line tGavin-5/15/1997
1839 Hello Marcman; You were going to call the office of CYJ and get some answers. Floyd Wagner-5/15/1997
1838 More assays? I think what some people are waiting for are tonnage estimates. MRussell Gish-5/15/1997
1837 Heheheh, honest mistake. On a more serious note, I think that more PSG followeHaq0r-5/15/1997
1836 Sorry guys!! It's old age! Your both correct 5cm = 2 inches. x 5 = 10. The John Stokes-5/15/1997
1835 Sorry to disagree, John. There are 2.54 cm/inch and 25.4 cm/10 inches. 15 cm Floyd Wagner-5/15/1997
1834 John: Your conversion ratio is right but your math is wrong. 2.54cm = 1 inch ADAM BROSIUS-5/15/1997
1833 Floyd! 2.5 cm = 1 inch app. 25 cm = 5 inches but usually acknowledged as 6 inchJohn Stokes-5/15/1997
1832 Seems reasonable. I expect there to be a carryover effect for NPEC and MXR alsJames Berg-5/15/1997
1831 There has been a lot of activity on NPA this morning. I have been watching it tFloyd Wagner-5/15/1997
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