| To: Physic who wrote (956) | 6/11/1999 10:16:00 AM | | From: Syncrude | | | |
If you are a shareholder in this company and have any experience at all with speculative mining stocks, then you should understand that the POG situation is impacting MOST stocks whether gold oriented or not. Technology and pseudo-technology stocks are in favor at the moment.
As well, CBI is at an early stage of its gold drilling program and the Ni project is still too early to convince investors that there is a lot of value there.
Again, IF as you say, you have invested a lot of money in this stock, then I can't figure out that you would not have come to these conclusions on your own.
IF you are looking for reassurance (we all need it from time to time) then I think no one can do that. You need to revisit your reasons for buying and if they are still present, ride it out perhaps.
You complain about the lack of promotion. Reality is that if they spent money promoting the stock to day traders, it would be money poorly spent. The market is not receptive to penny mining stocks. Better to use their funds for their business.
IF you really really want reassurance, call the company, rather than relying on anonymous Internet discussion groups. |
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| To: Syncrude who wrote (959) | 6/15/1999 12:20:00 PM | | From: Enigma | | | |
Had a very good talk with Terry Flannigan today (BTW the AGM is in Montreal tomorrow):
1. Ve.
The results for the first hole and part of the second hole are excellent - 'as good or better than anything from La Salle 1'
The results confirm what was guessed from the visibles. The visibles on the remaining holes look good too. Samples from the remaining holes are out for assay. The zone appears to be running East/West unlike La Sallae 1 which was North/South. T.F. is very encouraged by this development.
2. Guatemala
Sampling from pits will commence next month - the purpose of this work is to see if the material is amenable to the leaching process which has been used in Cuba by Sherritt for years and is being used, with modification? under licence in Australia on three new projects. It's quite possible that the tests,if positive, will mean that even more of the resource can be recovered, since the previous owner was only considering transporting ore to a distant mill - and not using the leaching process in situ. There is no reason to suppose that the material won't be suitable, but it has to be confirmed in a 'pre-feasibility study'. CBI is in contact with other companies to monitor their progress. There had been some rumours that the new Australian operations had run into glitches - but Terry has been informed that these are the usual start up problems encountered by mining operations, and that things are on track.
Conclusion - great encouragement in Ve., and the Guatemalan situation has added, without dilution, an asset which could be a huge plus for this company, and is absolutely not reflected in the market price. d
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| To: Enigma who wrote (960) | 6/15/1999 11:13:00 PM | | From: stubbs | | | |
As expected the stock didn't move much. It should stop the slide as the results are extremely encouraging. Hats off to Terry and Chris as the delay paid off. I know some were upset at the lack of news and delay but its obvious these Geo's know what they are doing. As I suggested previously fantastic results will make us move big but with more of the same we will have another gold zone that is economically feasible to mine when drilling is more advanced and numbers are stated .I feel mixed as its a downer with respect to our stock price(but what average jr. isn't)but excited that the gold is there. After the 12 holes are done I have a lot of questions to ask .One is what will cost be to get numbers from Lasalle and what will it take to prove up Anococo. Still remember that we have a huge nickel deposit that is also low cost in respect to world projects. Even the mining analyst at Yorkton liked the results. But until numbers are proven or turn around in gold market(not just the POG)we still have a big hill to climb though the latest results did make that hill a little smaller.
Stubbs
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| To: Enigma who wrote (962) | 6/18/1999 12:54:00 AM | | From: Don Potenza | | | | |
Hi - no, I'm not "out", just fed up of this and I have been devoting my energy to other sectors of the market. I (and I believe Gary also) have done well with RIM over the last 9 months. I've been to the previous two AGM's, but I feared that if I went to this meeting, I would have been thrown out for causing a disturbance with Dr. J. I still have hope that they will turn it around, as I know there are others here who have risked (and lost) much more than I have. Two years ago, I was very optimistic, even though there were battles ahead with the Venezuelan gov't, permits, Bre-x etc. Now, however, it's the price of gold, financing, good drill holes, new management, etc. Maybe when all the shysters are gone to the internets, some sort of reality will come again to the golds. All the best, Don Corleone |
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| To: Don Potenza who wrote (963) | 7/22/1999 7:10:00 PM | | From: Physic | | | | |
Is there anyone at all watching cbi these days? We should be at $0.10-$0.15 anytime now,and with no significant news do out until the fall. Is there anyone out there with the same opinion? When was the last time Stubbs posted here, and why has he been so quite of late. |
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| To: Mongo Slade who wrote () | 9/1/1999 8:47:00 PM | | From: stubbs | | | |
Hi All;
Yes gold play is on hold until POG and industry picks up.As Enigma said Nickel is the main focus as we speak.The property in Guat. is being random sampled on the previously worked pits to verify over an expected 1" billion pounds of nickel.They are also working on new untested ground as well.They also have property applied for which sounds verbally agreed upon but not in writing.This property again was worked on in early seventies by a very large company but data had to be verified as per the exchange.I have several very good articles on Laterite deposites that will show the evolution of this type of deposit which should excite/educate you as it did for me.I will fax the several pages to those interested(After 6pm Calgary time)Just send me an e-mail at jjsands@cadvision.com .Some quick notes are that Anaconda(Australian company)appears to be the leaders in Laterite mining has been purchased by Sheritt(9% in May)and just recently Anglo(23% but paid double what Sheritt paid).This should tell you that the bets are on the success of HPAL(High Pressure Acid Leaching).From the articles I have the pressure is now on Inco to remain #1 in nickle and they better start looking at this method and guess what? they have a property a few doors from us in Guat.Hpal is expected to drop the price of nickel around the 2.00US level but lowers the cost of production from 1.50-1.75(Ave.)to .50-.75(Ave.).After talking to Terry we could start seeing results within 4-6 weeks and then a steady flow.It is my understanding that the process for assaying is a little longer then for gold but very cheap as the pits are done by backhoe and manual labour.Sorry for not posting much lately but unless I make up something we are in hold mode for gold and weeks away for initial nickel results.One question I did ask and will share is have they had any majors inquiring about the deposit and I was told several but the plan is to stay low key unil new land in confirmed and verification is complete.
Stubbs |
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