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Tuesday, June 22, 2004 8:24:02 PM
Hello lifeswarrior
The article that you posted , which I've pasted below, is not about the area in Sask.Canada where Shore Gold and CMKX are located. The article in fact is about the areain the North West Terr. where Diamit and Winspear are. A very great distance a part from the location of Shore Gold and CMKX.
trade15
CMKX / SHORE GOLD....
* 20 miles to the northwest, Ashton Mining has uncovered 900
> diamonds!...
>
> * To the southeast, DeBeers, the world's largest diamond
> producer, is in an exploration frenzy- they won't tell anyone
> what they've found...
>
> * And right in the middle of this region a small company owns
> 75,000 acres with over 30 geological anomalies...
>
>
> Potential value of each anomaly that contains diamonds:
> $1 to $3 BILLION!
>
> Dear Investor,
>
> My name is James DiGeorgia, Editor of the authoritative Gold & Energy
> Advisor, and after 20 years of advising thousands of investors, I've
> rarely seen a mining opportunity like this...
>
> Unknown junior exploration companies yielded staggering returns for
> investors when Canada's first major diamond mine was discovered.
> Companies such as...
>
> * Aber Diamond which saw its stock soar from $1.50 to over $40.
> Tiffany's invested $100 million and Aber Diamond now owns
> Harry Winston's (the most luxurious jeweler in America).
>
> * Dia Met Minerals discovered the Ekati diamond deposit and
> shares of their stock rose 13,300% in the first year or so
> after the discovery.
>
> * Winspear Resources was bought out by DeBeers in June of 2000 -
> yielding returns of over 600% to early investors.
>
> These now very successful diamond companies were right in the middle
> of Canada's first major diamond exploration area.
>
> And right now, on the other side of Hudson Bay, in the Otish Mountains
> of Quebec, a second major diamond area strikingly similar to the one
> in the Northwest Territory is being explored. Both major diamond
> producers and junior explorers recognizing the potential billions of
> dollars to be made have been rushing to stake claims. Diamonds
> already have been found at one spot in the region which means
> (according to geological precedent) there's plenty more in the
> surrounding land.
>
> One exploration company, the Otish Mountain Diamond Company (symbol
> OMDC:OTCBB), has already acquired the mining rights to 75,000 acres of
> mining claims right in the heart of the new Otish Mountain diamond
> region. And while the company's shares may be selling for peanuts now,
> the first confirmation of diamonds on its property could easily send
> shares soaring to many times their current value.
>
> I'm about to tell you why a small investment in this company could pay
> off enormously! First let me give you a few examples of junior mining
> companies, strikingly similar to Otish, that have made early investors
> millions of dollars...
>
> Aber Diamond
>
> In 1992 this company was a Canadian junior diamond exploration company
> trading for $1.50 a share. Today their stock sells for over $40 a
> share and they have a market cap of $2 billion ($2.5 billion in
> Canadian dollars).
>
> If you had invested $10,000 in Aber Diamond in 1991 you would have
> almost $2 million today.
>
> Tiffany's invested $100 million in Aber Diamond and after only a few
> years their investment is now worth $325 million.
>
> Aber Diamond is now one of the world's largest diamond producers. They
> also own Harry Winston's, the most luxurious jeweler in America.
>
> Dia Met Minerals
>
> The Canadian diamond boom, which began in the late 1990s with the
> success of the Ekati mine in the Northwest Territories, has already
> produced remarkable wealth for owners of many mining firms.
>
> One of these firms was Dia Met Minerals Ltd., which discovered the
> Ekati diamond deposit; it's 29% interest in the deposit was bought by
> the Australian mining giant BHP Billiton Ltd. in 2001 for
> approximately $480 million - valuing the mine at $1.7 billion.
>
> Dia Met was a small Canadian junior exploration company just like
> Otish Mountain Diamond Company (OMDC).
>
> If you had invested $10,000 in Dia Met Minerals in their early days
> you would have made in excess of $5 million at the time of discovery -
> that doesn't include the additional gains you would have made at the
> time of sale.
>
> Winspear Resources
>
> In June 2000, DeBeers bought out Winspear Diamond for 260 million
> Canadian dollars, which was 170 million in U.S. dollars at the time.
>
> DeBeers paid $4.25 per share - a 77% premium per share over the
> closing price on the previous day of trading.
>
> If you had invested $10,000 in 1997 you would have been bought out
> less than 3 years later for approximately $61,000.
>
> Demand Outstrips Supply
>
> The price of diamonds has shown robust growth ever since the Canadian
> diamond rush got under way in the mid-90s. More recently, wholesale
> diamond prices rose 10% in 2003 as demand for diamond jewelry surged
> once again in the U.S. And so far in 2004, the wholesale giant DeBeers
> has announced two price hikes - a 3% increase in January and a 5% rise
> in March.
Hold the Light
The article that you posted , which I've pasted below, is not about the area in Sask.Canada where Shore Gold and CMKX are located. The article in fact is about the areain the North West Terr. where Diamit and Winspear are. A very great distance a part from the location of Shore Gold and CMKX.
trade15
CMKX / SHORE GOLD....
* 20 miles to the northwest, Ashton Mining has uncovered 900
> diamonds!...
>
> * To the southeast, DeBeers, the world's largest diamond
> producer, is in an exploration frenzy- they won't tell anyone
> what they've found...
>
> * And right in the middle of this region a small company owns
> 75,000 acres with over 30 geological anomalies...
>
>
> Potential value of each anomaly that contains diamonds:
> $1 to $3 BILLION!
>
> Dear Investor,
>
> My name is James DiGeorgia, Editor of the authoritative Gold & Energy
> Advisor, and after 20 years of advising thousands of investors, I've
> rarely seen a mining opportunity like this...
>
> Unknown junior exploration companies yielded staggering returns for
> investors when Canada's first major diamond mine was discovered.
> Companies such as...
>
> * Aber Diamond which saw its stock soar from $1.50 to over $40.
> Tiffany's invested $100 million and Aber Diamond now owns
> Harry Winston's (the most luxurious jeweler in America).
>
> * Dia Met Minerals discovered the Ekati diamond deposit and
> shares of their stock rose 13,300% in the first year or so
> after the discovery.
>
> * Winspear Resources was bought out by DeBeers in June of 2000 -
> yielding returns of over 600% to early investors.
>
> These now very successful diamond companies were right in the middle
> of Canada's first major diamond exploration area.
>
> And right now, on the other side of Hudson Bay, in the Otish Mountains
> of Quebec, a second major diamond area strikingly similar to the one
> in the Northwest Territory is being explored. Both major diamond
> producers and junior explorers recognizing the potential billions of
> dollars to be made have been rushing to stake claims. Diamonds
> already have been found at one spot in the region which means
> (according to geological precedent) there's plenty more in the
> surrounding land.
>
> One exploration company, the Otish Mountain Diamond Company (symbol
> OMDC:OTCBB), has already acquired the mining rights to 75,000 acres of
> mining claims right in the heart of the new Otish Mountain diamond
> region. And while the company's shares may be selling for peanuts now,
> the first confirmation of diamonds on its property could easily send
> shares soaring to many times their current value.
>
> I'm about to tell you why a small investment in this company could pay
> off enormously! First let me give you a few examples of junior mining
> companies, strikingly similar to Otish, that have made early investors
> millions of dollars...
>
> Aber Diamond
>
> In 1992 this company was a Canadian junior diamond exploration company
> trading for $1.50 a share. Today their stock sells for over $40 a
> share and they have a market cap of $2 billion ($2.5 billion in
> Canadian dollars).
>
> If you had invested $10,000 in Aber Diamond in 1991 you would have
> almost $2 million today.
>
> Tiffany's invested $100 million in Aber Diamond and after only a few
> years their investment is now worth $325 million.
>
> Aber Diamond is now one of the world's largest diamond producers. They
> also own Harry Winston's, the most luxurious jeweler in America.
>
> Dia Met Minerals
>
> The Canadian diamond boom, which began in the late 1990s with the
> success of the Ekati mine in the Northwest Territories, has already
> produced remarkable wealth for owners of many mining firms.
>
> One of these firms was Dia Met Minerals Ltd., which discovered the
> Ekati diamond deposit; it's 29% interest in the deposit was bought by
> the Australian mining giant BHP Billiton Ltd. in 2001 for
> approximately $480 million - valuing the mine at $1.7 billion.
>
> Dia Met was a small Canadian junior exploration company just like
> Otish Mountain Diamond Company (OMDC).
>
> If you had invested $10,000 in Dia Met Minerals in their early days
> you would have made in excess of $5 million at the time of discovery -
> that doesn't include the additional gains you would have made at the
> time of sale.
>
> Winspear Resources
>
> In June 2000, DeBeers bought out Winspear Diamond for 260 million
> Canadian dollars, which was 170 million in U.S. dollars at the time.
>
> DeBeers paid $4.25 per share - a 77% premium per share over the
> closing price on the previous day of trading.
>
> If you had invested $10,000 in 1997 you would have been bought out
> less than 3 years later for approximately $61,000.
>
> Demand Outstrips Supply
>
> The price of diamonds has shown robust growth ever since the Canadian
> diamond rush got under way in the mid-90s. More recently, wholesale
> diamond prices rose 10% in 2003 as demand for diamond jewelry surged
> once again in the U.S. And so far in 2004, the wholesale giant DeBeers
> has announced two price hikes - a 3% increase in January and a 5% rise
> in March.
Hold the Light
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