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To: Miner who wrote (123)9/18/2002 5:24:16 AM
From: IngotWeTrust   of 345
 
Any thoughts about taking the RMX bulge here and banking it before tax loss selling season takes them all down until next spring? Just wondering if you guys are planning on holding RMX through the winter doldrums.

G_T

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To: IngotWeTrust who wrote (124)9/18/2002 7:51:19 AM
From: loantech   of 345
 
I'm holding. But I do better at the buy and hold instead of day trading.So there is one of my live trades to track.

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To: Joey Two-Cents who wrote (122)9/18/2002 7:54:29 AM
From: IngotWeTrust   of 345
 
Uh-oh...headszup guys...weak hands in the stock, possibly the single reason why there was a recent bulge. Found this doing a "rubicon" SI-keyword search this AM. He likes to buy and talk big and scares out easily.
And he's not alone...silly tax loss season is coming as I mentioned in post prior.

Found this on another thread...from a dude who likes to bulldog what I post...just thought I'd mention it.

To:marcos who wrote (4988)
From: loantech
Wednesday, Sep 18, 2002 7:44 AM

Marcos,
We used to see different peaks and valleys in the West here also, but the last 8-10 years and in particular the last 5 years have seen all property values rise and too fast in my opinion.

Just be careful on your loan that you are using for PM investing. It may be quite possible that RE prices come down fairly rapidly and also to see a big fall in mining stock prices with 280-290 gold.

I can't really read the cycles in either so try to owe as little as possible. I still own WTC but have sold a large portion of the original stake. I am adding Rubicon at the present and have already taken a nice position.
Tom


just a FYI guys. If he starts a brushfire, it might be the "stampede" to sell your shares into and then stand aside for winter silly season until next spring...

g_t

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To: loantech who wrote (125)9/18/2002 8:03:32 AM
From: IngotWeTrust   of 345
 
Why don't you tell the guys how long your "avg" hold part of your B&H strategy really is in canuck speckies, Tom.

Lemme see....As I recall, you just Bailed on Bay, what, a mere 3 months ago? (May wasn't it?)
And then you got stampeded into WTC b/c Claude likes it?
Now you have admitted selling most of your WTC by your own admission on another thread this AM, PS...I notice you haven't admitted gain or loss on WTC...but I have my own theory on that one)

...... and you've flopped into this one--(because I have posted on this thread?)

If you don't learn anything else from me, learn this, Tom:
there is no such thing as BUY & HOLD in canuck speckies in this sector. And you aren't doing buy and holding either. If you think you are, you are kidding yourself. Whether you own it 2 minutes or 2 months, you are a TRADER, not a buy & hold "investor"...Its simply not the way it's done.

Ever ask youself why there is no B&H investing in canuck speckies? REAL QUESTION SEEKING REAL ANS.

Hullo. Where you been? I've been posting to you for almost a week now about the good Puplava pieces 4figau keeps posting and you haven't responded. What gives? Rubicon is fair game but real estate bubble financing and increasing consumer debt which is driving people into the speckie sector isn't?

g_t

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To: IngotWeTrust who wrote (127)9/18/2002 8:24:55 AM
From: loantech   of 345
 
GT,
Held bay for 6-8 months made 2.5 times. Held wtc for less time but did very well as 50% of orig stake at .85 CND and sold at high numbers. Rest still well in the clover. I bought it before it hit CC's letter. So counting my paper holds on MFL, HL, RIC and CBD whcih I have held for over a year I have had some very nice and profitable buys. Of course I have to take profits some time to make it real but you know those numbers and they have done very well.
gt I have told you before if you remember I am not as good a trader as many and my PF shows best by holding. That includes those just mentioned.
As you know I had a tou violation. I posted that. AlsoI agree we are in a bubble in RE at lkeast in Oregon but thatis very old news. I have thought that for 5 years, but the market must ignore me as values including your neck of the woods keep rising. It is a joke in my book end of story period. Even you recognize the bubble I am sure without Pooplava or whatever his name is.
As you know none of the other posters have said anything about RMX, I got onto it from a friend who is not on SI.
GT please do not post to me anymore about the RE bubble, yes we are in one, but I don't control it, so call your represetnative please. AS posted I can't deny credit for those who are seeking to over buy. So if we are in that bubble just sell your properties at the top now and buy in later lower.
Tom

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To: IngotWeTrust who wrote (124)9/18/2002 10:45:49 AM
From: Miner   of 345
 
GT,

I already took profits when it ran to 1.94, and am content to hold my remaining shares for a while. I'm not a really active trader and will hold through to next year to see what happens. If you are thinking about cashing out as a trading strategy, you might want to consider that they have some active drilling going on in Newfoundland, as well as in Red Lake and there should be some news this fall. I guess it's all a matter of timing and your own comfort with the position.

regards, john

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To: Miner who wrote (129)9/18/2002 12:52:37 PM
From: IngotWeTrust   of 345
 
Thanks, Miner. And congrats on banking profits! Yes, I recalled the anticipated drill results we're to hear of this fall. Then it should be pretty dull until spring me thinks.

Regards,
g_t

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To: IngotWeTrust who wrote (124)9/18/2002 3:12:28 PM
From: Enigma   of 345
 
Why sell when drilling is only just starting? 10,000' at McQuaig just underway then 10,000' at McFinley, Anglo ongoing drilling and Newfoundland cooking. Sell now and rue the day.

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To: Joey Two-Cents who started this subject9/19/2002 4:24:48 PM
From: coug   of 345
 
It's a start:

biz.yahoo.com 


Press Release Source: Rubicon Minerals Corporation


Rubicon's Golden Promise Project Delivers High-Grade Gold Intercepts
Thursday September 19, 2:38 pm ET


VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--
Gold-bearing vein intersected over a 225 metre strike length to a depth of 50 metres and is open for follow up

David W. Adamson, President and CEO of Rubicon Minerals Corporation (RMX.TSX Venture) is pleased to announce results from recently completed diamond drilling at the Company's 100% controlled Golden Promise project in Newfoundland. A total of 21 holes were drilled on the Jaclyn Zone vein target for a total of 1045 metres. The drill holes tested a 225-metre strike length on 25-metre to a maximum of 43-metre spacings. Of 17 holes which intersected the vein zone, 15 contain visible gold. An additional three holes were lost due to technical problems and a fourth hole was not drilled deep enough to reach its target. The drilling was designed to test a newly discovered gold-bearing vein which was exposed by trenching in an area of gold-bearing boulders described in an earlier news release (July 23, 2002).

The Jaclyn gold-bearing vein system is developed over a minimum 225 metre strike length and has been tested to a vertical depth of only 50 metres below surface and is open for follow up in all directions. Tabulated assays from the drilling are presented in Table 1.

Gold mineralization is typically developed within quartz veins or breccia zones and is characterized by coarse (0.25-3mm) native gold grains plus/minus arsenopyrite. Galena and sphalerite have been noted locally. Gold mineralization is generally restricted to sections over a few centimetres to 1.5 metres thick, whereas the vein zones themselves may attain estimated true thicknesses of up to 4.05 metres with individual quartz veins reaching estimated true thicknesses of 2.70 metres. The veins are associated with alteration of sedimentary wallrocks which, outside of these altered zones, comprise fine-grained siliciclastics and possible tuffaceous units. The alteration appears as spots, blotches and completely replaced patches of quartz, sericite, carbonate and graphite(?) with accessory pyrite and arsenopyrite. Wall rock alteration haloes are 10 to 15 metres wide on either side of the vein.

David Adamson states: "The Golden Promise project was acquired by Rubicon only three months ago and we are encouraged with these initial drill results from this new gold discovery. Several holes attained grades and thickness of potentially economic significance. To intersect both veining and visible gold with such consistency is noteworthy and we look forward to further exploration of the Jaclyn Zone. We have also identified at least two other boulder trains in the immediate vicinity that have not been sourced but which hold potential for additional gold-bearing vein discoveries. In addition, Rubicon controls over 550 km2 of this unexplored belt which contains a large number of gold anomalies in basal tills which suggest the potential for new gold-bearing vein discoveries."

Plans for additional exploration of the Jaclyn Zone and other potential veins are currently being formulated.

The drill program, sampling and assaying was carried out under the supervision of David Mullen, QP. Half samples of HQ (63.5mm) or NQ (47.6mm) size core were sawn at a secure Rubicon facility and shipped to Springdale NF for analysis at Eastern Analytical Laboratories. A total of ten samples were sent for check assays at ALS Chemex Labs in Vancouver, B.C. The drill program received financial assistance through the JCEAP program of the Newfoundland Department of Energy and Mines, whose support is gratefully acknowledged.

RUBICON MINERALS CORPORATION

David W. Adamson, President & CEO

Hole # Length Dip Az From To Core Estimated Au Au
of Length true (oz (g/t)
Hole (m) thickness /ton)
(m) (m)
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GP02* 35.7 -45 160 23.00 29.30 6.30 4.05 0.19 6.59
Includes** 26.75 29.30 2.55 1.64 0.48 16.57
Includes 28.65 29.30 0.65 0.42 0.97 33.39
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GP-02-02 87.5 -70 160 - - - - Did not -
reach
target
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GP-02-03 26.5 -45 160 - - - - Hole -
lost
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GP-02-04 10.4 -45 160 - - - - Hole -
lost
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GP-02-05 38.7 -45 340 29.15 31.35 2.20 1.80 0.33 11.41
Includes 29.15 29.50 0.35 0.29 1.91 65.63
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GP-02-06 56.4 -70 340 44.20 46.10 1.90 1.09 0.15 5.11
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Includes 45.00 45.55 0.55 0.32 0.46 15.68
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GP-02-07 8.3 -45 340 Hole
lost
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GP-02-08 32.0 -45 340 24.45 25.60 1.15 0.88 0.19 6.55
Includes 24.45 24.85 0.40 0.31 0.50 17.13
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GP-02-09 60.1 -70 340 45.40 50.90 5.50 2.50 0.19 6.37
45.40 50.30 4.90 2.22 0.20 7.05
45.40 48.70 3.30 1.50 0.30 10.43
Includes 46.00 48.25 2.25 1.02 0.43 14.84
Includes 46.00 47.20 1.20 0.54 0.79 27.04
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GP-02-10 46.0 -45 340 32.75 37.85 5.10 4.02 0.05 1.70
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GP-02-11 69.2 -68 340 47.30 52.70 5.40 2.70 0.04 1.40
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GP-02-12 32.0 -45 340 19.25 20.10 0.85 0.63 0.53 18.00
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GP-02-13 49.4 -70 340 39.55 41.85 2.30 0.94 0.52 17.68
Includes 40.30 41.85 1.55 0.63 0.75 25.74
Includes 41.25 41.85 0.60 0.24 1.91 65.43
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GP-02-14 37.8 -45 340 27.55 28.45 0.90 0.67 0.67 23.14
Includes 27.55 28.00 0.45 0.33 0.82 27.97
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GP02-15 59.8 -65 340 47.20 48.30 1.10 0.52 0.33 11.25
Includes 47.80 48.30 0.50 0.23 0.69 23.47
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GP02-16 65.6 -45 340 31.45 31.95 0.50 0.34 0.92 31.61
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GP02-17 68.6 -65 340 55.5 59.15 3.65 1.48 0.09 3.02
Includes 58.5 59.15 0.65 0.26 0.48 16.49
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GP02-18 42.7 -45 340 32.80 33.85 1.05 0.70 0.29 9.90
Includes 32.80 33.35 0.55 0.37 0.52 17.64
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GP02-19 93.6 -68 340 90.35 91.8 1.45 0.45 0.01 0.49
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GP02-20 41.2 -45 340 30.15 30.75 0.60 0.46 0.04 1.34
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GP02-21 84.4 -65 340 33.45 33.85 0.40 0.21 2.01 68.95
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Notes:

(1) Holes 01-05 HQ core size, all other holes NQ core

(2) Assays by metallic screen fire assay method at Eastern Analytical Labs. Check assays on the -150 mesh fraction were conducted by ALS Chemex and are within acceptable limits. All data are uncut.

* Core recovery of 91.3% over this interval

** Core recovery of 78.5% over this interval

The statements contained in this release that are not historical facts are forward-looking statements, which involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from targeted results. Mineral resources which are not mineral reserves do not have demonstrated economic viability. The Company relies upon litigation protection for forward looking statements.

NOTE: Location map available from the company at the number listed below or on the CCNMatthews website at ccnmatthews.com. 


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Contact:

Rubicon Minerals Corporation
Bill Cavalluzzo
VP Investor Relations
Phone: Toll Free: 1-888-365-4706
Email: bcavalluzzo@rogers.com
Website: www.rubiconminerals.com

TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

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To: coug who wrote (132)9/19/2002 6:27:57 PM
From: Joey Two-Cents   of 345
 
Coug,

Good news. Lots of irons in the fire.

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