posted May 09, 2004 13:53            

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Originally posted by dardadog:

A LITTLE WHILE AGO?????? THAT INTERVIEW WAS IN FEB. 2003!!!!! YOU PEOPLE KNOW THAT I CAN DD THE HELL OUT OF ANYTHING!!!! HUTCHINSON ISN'T EVEN WITH CASAVANT ANYMORE!!!! HASN'T BEEN FOR MONTHS!!!! THIS AIN'T BASHIN' FOLKS. THIS IS THE STRAIGHT CHIT!!! THEY HAVE MORE ADVERTISEMENT BECAUSE THEY (CASAVANT) HAVE MADE A KILLIN' BOUNCIN' THIS THING!!! IF IT IS TRULY A LONG AS SOME CLAIM, THAN YOU SHOULD KILL THIS THREAD, PUT IT IN THE JUNK DRAWER AND CHECK BACK ON IT IN A YEAR. NOT HAVE YOUR WHOLE PORTFOLIO TIED UP IN IT.

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Dr. Mark Hutchison said CMKX claims value about 40 to 80 Billion.

Dr. Mark Hutchison has been elected to the board of directors of UCAD CMKX JV Partner.
http://pinksheets.com/quote/news.jsp?url=fis_story.asp%3Ftextpath%3DCOMTEX%5Cbw%5C2004%5C04%5C28%5C40519210.html%26clientid%3D168%26provider%3DBUSINESS_WIRE&symbol=UCAD

U.S. Canadian Minerals Inc. Announces New Board Member Election and Officer Appointment

LAS VEGAS, Apr 28, 2004 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- U.S. Canadian Minerals Inc. (OTC BB: UCAD) announced today that Dr. Mark Hutchison has been elected to the board of directors of the company and Richard A. Taulli has been appointed the company's chief operating officer.
Hutchison graduated from the University of Edinburgh with bachelor of science honors in geology in 1993. For the past 10 years Hutchison has been working on diamond research and has in-depth knowledge of diamonds from the Juina area, having completed his Ph.D. on the subject in 1997.

Taulli graduated from the University of California Riverside with bachelor of science honors in mechanical engineering in 1972. Taulli was a member of the board of directors as well as corporate secretary of Juina Mining Corp. for more than three years.

Also, the management trip to Ecuador previously announced has been postponed by one week.

Further announcements regarding U.S. Canadian's business plan and other potential upcoming projects will be forthcoming in future press releases and in SEC filings issued by UCAD.

Safe Harbor Statement Under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995

Statements contained in this document which are not historical fact are forward-looking statements based upon management's current expectations that are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those set forth in or implied by forward-looking statements.

SOURCE: U.S. Canadian Minerals Inc.

CONTACT: U.S. Canadian Minerals Inc.
Christina C. Hanneman, 303-220-8476
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May God Bless All.

posted May 09, 2004 13:56            

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Originally posted by emunahstock:
DOG, CALL HIM ON MONDAY AND SEE IF IT DOESN'T SHED SOME LIGHT. You have brought us some great stocks and we owe you one back. I fully understand your concerns and I believe we are about to see a mircle in pennyland.

Investor Relations Contact: Melvin O'Neil
Toll free in U.S./Canada: 877-752-3755

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I second that thought. Thank Dog to you on other DD you post.

May God Bless All.

posted May 09, 2004 14:24            

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Originally posted by Bam Bam 17:
Dr. Mark Hutchison said CMKX claims value about 40 to 80 Billion.

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As long as no diamonds are found that can be mined with profit
the CMKX claims are worth a little over 0 (nil) billions

posted May 09, 2004 14:35            

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Originally posted by followmypicks03:
CMKX going to be much more than a daytrade that is why all you guys are pissing and moaning about buying at .0001 and selling at .0002 being hard.

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If this is true, which I suspect is the majority of the issue with people here. Why not buy and place a sell order until 2005 at $10.00. This would tie up the shares and the "Manipulation" of the stock would be limited. This would also force the volume down but also stabilize the price per share.

posted May 09, 2004 14:45            

1-When you say the kimberlite is the thickest in the region, what do you mean by region? Are you talking about the Smeaton area or does this also include the DB and SG kimberlites?

2-Does it also correlate that the thicker the kimberlite, the higher the quantity of diamonds?

3-Isn't it true that a more accurate measure of kimberlite/diamonds is not the thickness of the kimberlite but rather #of carats/kg of kimberlite. And if that measurement is high, then the thinkness of kimberlite would also be meaningful?

Re: kimberlite thickness
« Reply #1 on: 05/07/2004 at 14:56:03 »
Melvin O'Neil

posted May 09, 2004 19:34            

By: bullNbear
09 May 2004, 07:03 PM EDT
Msg. 219993 of 220033
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Peter Murphy reports on the hidden gems of Canada's north
http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/HTMLTemplate/!ctvVideo/CTVNews/canada_diamonds_040113/20040113/?hub=Canada&video_link_high=mms://ctvbroadcast.ctv.ca/video/2004/01/13/ctvvideologger1_143k bps_2004_01_13_1074050071.wmv&video_link_low=mms://ctvbroadcast.ctv.ca/video/2004/01/13/ctvvideologger1_45kbps_2004_01_13_1074050163.wmv&clip_start=00:00:31.03&clip_end=00:01:52.11 &clip_id=ctvnews.20040113.00048000-00048872-clip1&clip_caption=CTV%20News%3A%20Peter%20Murphy%20reports%20on%20the%20hidden%20gems%20of%20Canada%27s%20north&subhub=video

Urban Casavant, founder and Chairman of the Board of
CMKM is a native of the Prince Albert (Canada) area
and has been involved in the precious stone and metals
industry for over 17 years presenting a substantial
advantage over other diamond exploration companies.

With local knowledge and months of research of geological
/government reports of the Fort a la Corne area located in
central Saskatchewan, Canada, Urban set forth to stake
mineral claims in the hundreds of thousands of acres, most
contiguously and adjacent to known diamondiferous
kimberlite bodies owned and operated by other mining
companies, prior to forming CMKM Diamonds (formerly:
Casavant Mining Kimberlite International).

posted May 09, 2004 19:41            

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Originally posted by STAR GAZER:
I had forgotten about it, but the MM's can and do manipulate the price of stocks and make money by keeping the price looowww. But if you put a sell order on your stock that is too high for them, then they can't use you shares to manipulate the stock. Trading Wizard suggests $2

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posted May 09, 2004 23:41            

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PS. Just for the newcomers, don't put all your money into this stock, if it goes up, thats good, but there is a chance that this company is a scam, so keep that in mind. Still for a few hundred dollars, you can buy a bunch of stock, and if it takes off
you could make many many hundreds of dollars.

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posted May 10, 2004 08:34            

I have bought at .0001 recently. So we will see if I am able to sell at .0002 if it pops again.

I think it will.

When I was looking at the charts a while back it looked like there were several opportunitis in the last year to sell at .0002.

PAUL

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Originally posted by dardadog:
WHEN IS THE LAST TIME ANYONE WAS ABLE TO BUY THIS AT 0.0001 AND SELL IT AT 0.0002? REALLY? IF THAT WERE THE CASE, I WOULD BE PLAYING THIS THING CONSTANTLY FOR THE DOUBLE. IT AIN'T HAPPENIN' FOLKS. ANYONE SAYS IT IS, IS LYIN'.

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posted May 10, 2004 09:50            

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Originally posted by emunahstock:
In the region where they are drilling and own land, 70% of Kimberlines have diamonds. So even though I agree that most mining comes up worthless, in this area the percentage is very high. Also, the arial equipment to find Kimberlines ...

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posted May 10, 2004 12:56            

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Originally posted by STAR GAZER:
Upside, you were right. I went to my Ameritrade site and they cancelled my order to sell at $20. I wqill try again with $.99
It seems to me that even $.99 would stop the MM's. Thanks for the info.

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posted May 10, 2004 13:23            

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Originally posted by flashovertx:
Im wanting to buy this stock as a recreational buy. I was wanting to hit it at .0001 but now its hanging at .0002. should i go ahead and buy or wait and see if it will drop back to .0001? any thoughts?

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posted May 10, 2004 14:21            

Hole #4 has been competed. went down to a depth of 700ft. Hit Kimberlite at a depth 0f 400ft and ran out of it at a depth of 700ft= 300ft of kimberlite.

Further up-dates will come as they happen )

Thanks
Melvin

P.S. WHAT BROKER ARE YOU BOYS USING? I BOUGHT ON FRIDAY AT .0001 AND I SOLD IN THE LAST FEW MONTHS. GRANTED ITS NOT EASY TO SELL BUT IT IS POSSIBLE AND CERTAINLY WILL BE WHEN THE NEWS COMES OUT.

posted May 10, 2004 14:35            

[This message has been edited by VNGNTN1 (edited May 10, 2004).]

posted May 10, 2004 14:38            

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UPSIDE & Others
True, a Limit can't be placed over .99 and most of us don't care, but the real problem with trading is the certificate issue which a lot of brokers can't put up with. This was supposed to be fixed with the symbol change CMKI to CMKM and wasn't, then another change to CMKX don't believe a reason was stated on that one.
This stock can't trade (except by some insiders) if a hard certificate is required on every trade. Imagine mailing stock certificates each day for volume generated since last September. The postage alone would consume millions of dollars.
VAN

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posted May 10, 2004 15:00            

The flip side is there may be more than 500B shares out. The claims may be worth less or just plain worthless.

posted May 10, 2004 17:29            

16:07:30 Q 0.0002 - 1,000,000

16:07:30 Q 0.0002 - 1,000,000

16:07:30 Q 0.0002 - 1,000,000

16:07:30 Q 0.0002 - 1,000,000

16:07:30 Q 0.0002 - 1,000,000

16:07:30 Q 0.0002 - 500,000

**15:58:21 Q 0.0001 -0.0001 150,000

15:57:57 Q 0.0002 - 200,000

15:56:54 Q 0.0002 - 5,250,000

** Listed close

posted May 10, 2004 21:57            

Welcome to the "Penny League"!!

WHY INVEST IN PENNY STOCKS? Because it's a rush! Like standing at a roulette wheel.

The PLAN: Limit the downside by investing in the lowest possible stocks.

1. Make sure they are not "Shells".

2. Find those with a pattern with large up and down volume.

3. The best issue periodic news releases

4. Invest only small amounts of money. Pyramid
your winnings.

Logic: Consider this. Suppose you invested $500 in a Tiny Stock at $.0001 cent per share (that's 5 mllion shares). This $.0001 stock only has to go to $.0002 cents for you to double your money. This can happen in a matter of minutes or hours in the Penny League - based purely on hype or a good news release from the company. What is the possible downside to buying a stock at $.0001 cent? It can't go lower. The company can either go bankrupt or up. What if that $.0001 cent stock goes to $.01 (one) full cent? Then you turned that $500 investment into $5,000.

Were you to make a major investment in a major stock at say $50 per share. How are you ever going to get rich? Get this - and never forget. It takes risk to get rich. That $50 per share would have to go to $100 per share for you to double your money. This most likely won't happen for years.

If the $.0001 stock doesn't go bankrupt - how can you lose? Time appears to be on your side. What if that $50 stock goes bankrupt? Or, if it dives to $.0001 - you lose your house.

Don't ever bet the baby's milk money on any stock! Never risk what you cannot afford to lose... Just like gambling - beware that you can get a "gambling sickness". Beware of this at all times. Do not let this take over your life. Peek into message boards and sift out the cry baby B.S. from the real useful data. But do not EVER get emotionally involved with either a certain stock - or a certain stock message board. You will regret this if you do. Remain aloof and make your own decisions.....

Avoid any penny stock company that hints of a "Reverse Stock Split". Penny stock Reverse Stock splits are so bad that your 3000 shares could turn into 1 share over night.

Only those with a tolerance for "high risk" should consider trading in penny stocks! Penny stocks are volatile by nature. These stocks can swing in either direction rather quickly. On the upside, one can quickly make a lot of money in penny stocks! Penny stock companies range from either being new to the public trading scene, to those who are "fallen giants". It must be remembered that it is the nature of a company to make money and to expand. In penny stock trading, one is hoping to latch on to one of these expanding/emerging companies at "rock bottom" prices. The more you "play" the penny stock game, the more you will realize that the stock market in general is very much affected by news, either good or bad. You will need to constantly monitor the news. Timing is a critical element when investing in penny stocks. You don't want to find yourself in a situation where you invested $2,000 one day, and 2 days later the stock fell 50% -- which does happen! As a general rule, look to buying these stocks at their 52-week low, or lower. Consider buying them in the "bargain basement", around $.0001 to $.005 cents.

Can you get Rich in Penny Stocks?

Penny stocks periodically run from say $.005 to $.20
cents or more. Frequently these runs occur in the
February-May period, but not always.
In 1999, a tiny stock called PNET ran from $.10 cents
to $8 in four weeks. A $1,000 investment could have
increased in value to $80,000. A $5,000 investment
would have become worth $400,000. Another example
is STRU. In the summer of 1999, that stock was
trading for less than a penny. In a matter of days
it ran to .60. A $1,000 investment in STRU would
have enabled a savvy investor to pick up 100,000
shares. The $1,000 became worth $60,000.

In the fall of 1999, a tiny unknown penny stock with the
ticker symbol YNOT traded around $.20 cents. In six
weeks the stock price EXPLODED to $25. A $1,000
investment would have become worth $125,000. A $5,000
investment would have increased in value to $625,000.
A $10,000 investment in YNOT would have become worth
$1,250,000.

The penny stock world is filled with stories like this,
yet the mainstream media never talks about it.

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"HOW TO PICK A PENNY"

1. Before buying - make sure that they are not likely to go bankrupt! 2:1 assets vs liabilities is very nice, but more important is liquid assets, cash on hand, etc. The real tiny stock companies can have nearly no assets and still run based on "hype" and/or good news.

2. Gauge the "hype" via message boards, etc. Hype has an awful lot to do with penny stocks. Analyze the news on the stock! A "good" penny stock company knows how to feed tidbits of good news all the time. A bad one never puts out news. Some only put out bad news...

3. Watch volume--make sure it is not a "selling off" before buying! Volume over 2-3 million is often a good flag! Buy into one with less and you may find it very hard to sell.

4. Buy a penny stock lower than today's price if possible...Just have patience and leave an order good to cancel, or nothing, and WITH a LIMIT PRICE.. Never, ever place a MARKET order; or you may pay 2 - 3 times or more - more than you wanted to. Usually buy near the 52-week low or lower!

5. Look at getting out after your penny stock doubles your money, or selling one half - which puts you in a very good position... We like to sell 1/4 off after it doubles.

6. If your penny stock happens to go down significantly--consider holding long term--even a year or more.... In the meantime consider "hyping" it yourself (telling the facts and truth only/no exaggerations) periodically via stock message boards, etc. That's to equalize the playing field and to help you cope with your feelings of desperation - because you did not listen and invested far too much in any one stock.

It's not likely to go down significantly of you invest in "Tiny stocks".
Look at those under a penny first..... Fight the urge to buy any stock trading over a penny.....

CARDINAL RULES FOR INVESTING: DO NOT move on any of these so-called "hot tips" you may read on these message boards, on USENET, or that are sent to you via stock newsletters - until you first check things out for yourself. Message board and USENET visitors have been known to plant false information - to try to help out their own positions (declining stocks). Along with this rule goes the second and equally important rule: if a stock broker cold calls you out of the blue with a "hot tip"....hang up the phone!!!

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Stock Suffix List - here
Some Stock & Message Board Acronyms here

Acronym Frequently seen - "DD"

AS IN - DO YOUR OWN "DD". This is usually seen in an advertisement or when someone is otherwise "pumping" stock they themselves own. It means "Due Diligence". In short; "I'm telling you about this stock, but if you buy it without checking it out thoroughly--then don't blame me." Check all stocks out thoroughly--especially their SEC financial filings via the SEC's "Edgar" system, at "www.freeedgar.com/, or at Edgar Online. Canadian company financial's may be filed in the Canadian system known as "Sedar". Use our Penny Stock War Room to take you to these places.

Penny stocks are always risky...so like always...Gold Penny says;
"don't bet the babies milk money on any stock".

...DON'T risk what you cannot afford to lose!

posted May 10, 2004 22:42            

2. Find those with a pattern with large up and down volume.

CMKX doesn't have this. Their pattern is 2+ billion per day. This should tell you something.

3. The best issue periodic news releases

And they do but they don't help the stock price like CMKX.

Logic: Consider this. Suppose you invested $500 in a Tiny Stock at $.0001 cent per share (that's 5 mllion shares). This $.0001 stock only has to go to $.0002 cents for you to double your money. This can happen in a matter of minutes or hours in the Penny League - based purely on hype or a good news release from the company. What is the possible downside to buying a stock at $.0001 cent? It can't go lower. The company can either go bankrupt or up. What if that $.0001 cent stock goes to $.01 (one) full cent? Then you turned that $500 investment into $5,000.

It can go lower. You might not see it but a market sell will go for .00008 or lower. Also, in my experience, so far it is not possible to sell at .0002 thereby doubling your money.

Were you to make a major investment in a major stock at say $50 per share. How are you ever going to get rich? Get this - and never forget. It takes risk to get rich. That $50 per share would have to go to $100 per share for you to double your money. This most likely won't happen for years.

Agreed, it does take risk to get rich but this goes beyond risk, it borders on insanity.

Only those with a tolerance for "high risk" should consider trading in penny stocks! Penny stocks are volatile by nature. These stocks can swing in either direction rather quickly. On the upside, one can quickly make a lot of money in penny stocks! Penny stock companies range from either being new to the public trading scene, to those who are "fallen giants". It must be remembered that it is the nature of a company to make money and to expand. In penny stock trading, one is hoping to latch on to one of these expanding/emerging companies at "rock bottom" prices. The more you "play" the penny stock game, the more you will realize that the stock market in general is very much affected by news, either good or bad. You will need to constantly monitor the news. Timing is a critical element when investing in penny stocks. You don't want to find yourself in a situation where you invested $2,000 one day, and 2 days later the stock fell 50% -- which does happen! As a general rule, look to buying these stocks at their 52-week low, or lower. Consider buying them in the "bargain basement", around $.0001 to $.005 cents.

I agree, fortunes can be made in penny stocks but it isn't an easy game to play. 9 out of 10 stocks you invest in will not make you anything and if you're not careful, you could lose everything. The penny market should be viewed as a fun and recreational pastime. It isn't a market you should be banking you're future on! With that said, let the slamming begin. Nail me guys!

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granted this stock is risky,any pink sheet can be.CMKX is #1 out of 20 on http://www.pinksheets.com/ ,so the hype is there. The people here I'm sure have risked far more than they have on companies with far less going for them.Than a company on the eve of a possible positive diamond find.

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