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Have you looked into BZRSF. I bought this back in December at .33 and .36 currently at .9584 and the warmer weather is just rolling in!
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NDOL PR regarding their listing on April 3, 2006 was the beginning of its recent rise. Maybe this will do the same for BZRSF?
Bell Accepted for Trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange April 25, 2006 VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA: Bell Resources Corporation (the "Company") is pleased to announce that the Company has commenced trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (WKN 000AOD8C8, Symbol H1V/H1S). The Specialist on the Floor is Concord Effekten AG, Frankfurt (www.concord-ag.de).
"The listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange will increase the profile of Bell with both private and institutional investors across Europe. As the Company moves along its path of development, it is important that we expand our shareholder base and access to investment capital beyond the Canadian and North American regions. European investment in the resource sector is growing exponentially and this Frankfurt listing provides an important component for the development of Bell Resources in the European marketplace", stated Brian Leeners, CFO of Bell Resources.
The Frankfurt Stock Exchange, which offers fully electronic trading facilities, is the largest of eight German stock exchanges. It ranks amongst NYSE, Nasdaq, and London as one of the world's largest stock exchanges. For more information on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange please visit www.exchange.de.
Bell Resources is focused on the exploration and development of a diversified portfolio of North American base metal projects with the most advanced being the past producing Granduc Mine. All projects will be advanced along a path toward potential production enabling Bell Resources to make the transition from explorer to producer.
On Behalf of the Board of Directors of Bell Resources Corporation, "W. Glen Zinn" W. Glen Zinn, President & C.E.O.
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