Desert Dirts, Gold & Platinum, the emperors new clothes

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Gold/Mining/Energy
Desert Dirts, Gold & Platinum, the emperors new clothes

An SI Board Since February 1997

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Emcee: Tim Hall	Type: Unmoderated

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738	ALL: For those that want to share with Mr. Howard Hutchinson, Executive Directo	Victorio	-	7/15/1997
737	-a-duck;, Tim followed up to say they were able to get it with fire assays, but	Bill Jackson	-	7/15/1997
736	Tim, Looks like it should extract with a normal cyanide process after milling.	Bill Jackson	-	7/15/1997
735	Bob: Not sure what the deadline for paying off Runyon would have to do with wh	Larry Brubaker	-	7/15/1997
734	Another, more direct argument, Larry. -tender offers come at a premium from som	Bob Jagow	-	7/15/1997
733	Sorry Bill, my typo They could find it in the fire assay but could not find it	Tim Hall	-	7/15/1997
732	Looks like we partially agree, Larry ;) Although "the purchaser feels the	Bob Jagow	-	7/15/1997
731	Bob: The parallel I see between buying a PP at a premium and a takeover is tha	Larry Brubaker	-	7/15/1997
730	Now Bill, you just discribed alot of woulda, coulda, shouldas in your last post	go4it	-	7/15/1997
729	What is the problem. they could get it in a fire assay but could find it in the	Bill Jackson	-	7/15/1997
728	I heard an interesting story this week from an engineer who has tramped all ove	Tim Hall	-	7/15/1997
727	Can't give you an example, Larry, but haven't looked. Do you see the ex	Bob Jagow	-	7/15/1997
726	Charles, No. The MGAU PP was for $0.50/share.	Richard Mazzarella	-	7/15/1997
725	Larry, I'm not sure but didn't MGAU just have a PP at a premium ? Ch	go4it	-	7/15/1997
724	Bob: I guess that is possible, but I've never heard of PP investors paying	Larry Brubaker	-	7/15/1997
723	That sounds like it. Thanks Bob Watch out for the glare. Bill	Bill Jackson	-	7/15/1997
722	Larry, To elaborate on my response to Bill, an IPMCF PP could come at a premiu	Bob Jagow	-	7/15/1997
721	thall: In case you really are as ignorant about stocks and private placements	Larry Brubaker	-	7/15/1997
720	I'll have a shot at that, Bill. A PP can come at a premium just like any t	Bob Jagow	-	7/15/1997
719	<<truth, justice and the American way>>> Right!! Free enterprise	Victorio	-	7/14/1997
718	Tim, I do not know the answer to that. To sell them at a premium they would hav	Bill Jackson	-	7/14/1997
717	<<<Do you really think a county would be interested in arranging indus	Chuca Marsh	-	7/14/1997
716	Thanks for the compliment. <<I am truly fortunate to be a Arizona reside	go4it	-	7/14/1997
715	Robert, you guys have me confused. I thought Tim was a Boy Scout who stood for	Richard Mazzarella	-	7/14/1997
714	Chuck Very nice post and your views are shared by many. I am striving to get th	Victorio	-	7/14/1997

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