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By: careful-investor
09 Jul 2004, 05:42 PM EDT
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CMKX STILL THE BEST by DrDiamond
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I have been out most all of this week and it looks like the Bad Bays have been having their way with our PPS.

I'm not even sure who is still around and who sold, but one thing for sure is that some have abandoned their long status and headed for the sell button. I have not seen what the volume has been, the highs and lows, where the Level II is standing, or the last PR that was released and I know we are doing well and in a great position as I write this.

How do I know this you might ask? Because I know the strength of what a hidden potential CMKX has. What incredible intrinsic value the land claims have pertaining to the aerial survey that has been released. I can appreciate and understand the vision that Urban has and I know that a vision and plan of this magnitude takes time to manifest. I also know that D. Roger Glenn is not going to stay solo on CMKX but has other fish to fry and this effort he is putting into CMKX will flourish very soon.

Lets refresh our memory a little bit:
1.4 million plus acres of mineral rights and options
Surrounding known kimberlite pipes producing diamonds
200+ anomalies reported on aerial survey
Additional Non-magnetic anomalies are present
These are approx 3 times larger than the African and NWT pipes that have been identified and are worth billions
80% of these are expected to be diamondiferous
50% of these should have diamonds 1mm in size
These are also expected to be of the highest quality
We have a top notch mining guru in Urban Casavant that many that know and work with him say he is a genius
We have drill rigs and teams in place scouring the landscape testing and sampling kimberlitic soils and target sites for content
We have a Senior Partner from one of the top law firms in the U.S. in D. Roger Glenn from Edward and Angell that mainly handle Fortune 500 companies and they agree to take us on as a client and send a Senior Partner to service us a s a client to resolve some securities issues and help us become fully reporting.
We have joint partners that are on hand and still willingly investing into CMKX
We have reportedly that DeBeers bought in on 500 million shares of CMKX a few weeks ago
We have a large naked short position that has to be covered insuring a boost eventually in the PPS
We have no law suits against us (that we know of)
We have no sizeable debt
We have a company saying all is well

The ONLY POSSIBLE PERCEIVABLE NEGATIVE AT THIS TIME IS A STAGGERING AND FALLING PPS THAT IS STILL AT .0003 (3 times what it was 6 weeks ago) WITH NO EXPLANATION AS TO WHY!

I believe if we calculate the upside of this thing and subtract the downside of this thing the longs will win everytime. The only ones that are behind right now are those that were super short and wanting to turn bucks over quick. Whether you got in at .0001 or .0011 if you are long on CMKX you still are a head of the game. Sure you paid a little more than some of us but with the PPS down you can lower that entry cost by equalizing a new buy for the same amount doubling your position and actually cutting your per share price in 1/2 or better.

As a word of caution to some that have emailed me concerned about their investment:
I do suggest that no one pawn your rings, mortgage your home, sell your farm, take out ridiculaous loans, etc... to get a position in CMKX. I believe CMKX is going forward with all I can believe with, but I still understand that the improbable is always a possibility. NEVER NEVER NEVER invest what you can't afford to lose. My first rule of investing.

We all invest what we don't want to lose that is a given. But to invest what you can't afford to lose is simply stupid. Work extra hours or cut back if you want to invest but don't ever jeopardize your financial stability because there is never such thing as a sure thing!

With all of that said, I feel we are still cruising along and are in no danger whatsoever. The PPS doesn't frighten me in the least. The only way it can be at these levels are people that have week knees are selling because they expected a Mercedes Benz out of the show room floor in a Pink Sheet Company that is going to roll our a Rolls Royce in a Company when all is said and done!

Glad to be back with everyone here. Hope you didn't sell your positions.

These are just my opinions and I hope that you treat them as such!

Success to all!

Dr.D

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By: briwadd0
09 Jul 2004, 04:09 PM EDT
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koiman...it is true..

LaBrian on Pal Talk stated that he spoke with Helen at 1st Global yesterday. According to LaBrian, she stated that the audit was complete and that the attorneys were responsible for the audit. He also stated that she alluded to the AMEX. Today, I called 1st Global and spoke with Jeff. He confirmed everything that LaBrian reported.

Briwadd

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By: dcal
09 Jul 2004, 05:45 PM EDT
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shore gold cmkx neighbour:
Shore Gold Inc. - Star Diamond Project
SASKATOON, SK, Jul 09, 2004 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX) -- (Canada NewsWire)

George H. Read, P. Geo., Senior Vice President Exploration, is pleased to announce the second set of diamond recoveries from the Star Kimberlite. These results are for five kimberlite batches of a total of 80 to 100 kimberlite batches that will be processed as part of the bulk sampling program on the Star Diamond Project, the aim of which is to recover a parcel of some 3,000 carats for valuation purposes. A total of 1,072 commercial sized diamonds (greater than 1.18 millimetre square mesh screen), collectively weighing 111 carats, has been recovered from the treatment of 1,605 dry tonnes of kimberlite. Twelve diamonds greater than one carat have been recovered and the three largest stones are: 5.76, 4.09 and 3.96 carats, respectively. In addition, 123 diamonds (2.1 carats) were recovered down to 0.85 millimetre square mesh. The colour of over 82 percent of these diamonds has been classified as white, with a further 10 percent classified as off-white.

These kimberlite batches have been mined from three areas:



1.) Kimberlite from the upper part of the shaft (Batches 2 & 3), which is consistent with Late Joli Fou equivalent kimberlite. 2.) Kimberlite from the shaft below the 175 metre shaft station (Batches 7B & 7C), is derived from kimberlite breccias similar to Batch 7A and consistent with Early Joli Fou equivalent kimberlite. 3.) Kimberlite from the first part of the Northeast drive (Batch 11) from the 235 metre shaft station, which is within the Early Joli Fou equivalent kimberlite.

Batches 4A, 4B, (from shaft), 12, 13, 14, 15A and 15B (from 235 metre level) have all been processed on-site and the concentrates dispatched to the sorting laboratory for final diamond recovery. Results from these batches are pending. All batches processed to date are classified as crater facies volcaniclastic kimberlites.

Kimberlite processed and diamond results for five sample batches are listed in the table below. Grades are expressed in carats per hundred tonnes (cpht).

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The three largest stones are: 5.76 (Batch 2, Grey), 4.09 (Batch 7C, White) and 3.96 (Batch 7B, White) carats, respectively. Five diamonds exceed two carats and twelve diamonds exceed one carat of which ten are white, one is off-white and one is grey. A total of 30 diamonds exceeds 0.5 carat. Over 82 percent of the total diamond parcel is classified white in colour, with a further 10 percent classified as off-white. The diamond parcel includes nine yellow, ten pink and four amber stones. Ninety-eight percent of the carat weight of this parcel occurs in diamonds greater than 1.18 millimetre square mesh. These results support what appears to be a fundamental diamond grade difference between the Early (Batches 7B, 7C & 11) and Late (Batch 2 & 3) Joli Fou equivalent kimberlites. All results to date exhibit higher grades for samples from the Early Joli Fou kimberlites.

Senior Vice President Exploration, George Read, states: "These diamond results confirm the high proportion of white stones seen in the initial diamond parcel. In addition the three largest stones of this parcel all exceed the largest stone of the first parcel. We are very encouraged by the size and quality of the diamonds we continue to recover. These results confirm that the lower grade Late Joli Fou kimberlite carries large stones, which will have a positive influence on the economics of this kimberlite type".

The diamond recovery procedure includes on site processing of kimberlite through the modular dense media separator (DMS), after which DMS concentrates are batch fed through an X-ray Flow-sort. In order to ensure the recovery of low luminosity diamonds, the Flow-sort tailings are processed over a grease table. Flow-sort and grease table concentrates are transported by a secure carrier to SGS Lakefield Research for final diamond recovery. The SGS Lakefield Research process includes drying, screening, magnetic separation, manual sorting and diamond weighing and description. SGS Lakefield Research is accredited to the ISO/IEC 17025 standard by the Standards Council of Canada as a testing laboratory for specific tests.

Grease table tailings and samples of the DMS light fraction have been sent to Rio Tinto's Thunder Bay Mineral Processing Laboratory for audit. These tailings fractions will be audited for both free and locked diamonds down to 0.85 millimetre square mesh. The audit process includes screening, drying, magnetic separation, crushing and manual sorting. The audit process was delayed due to an abundance of sulphide in the grease table tailings of kimberlite Batch 1. Grease table tailings audits for free diamonds have been completed for Batch 1 and part of Batch 6. Low diamond recoveries from the audit samples confirm the integrity of the processing plant. Most of the diamonds recovered from the audits are small (1.18 - 1.70 millimetre square mesh) and poor quality (brown or grey in colour). Audit sample processing continues and results will be integrated with final results. The Thunder Bay Mineral Processing Laboratory is accredited to the ISO/IEC 17025 standard by the Standards Council of Canada as a testing laboratory for specific tests.

Senior Vice President Exploration, George Read, Professional Geoscientist in the Provinces of Saskatchewan and British Columbia, is the Qualified Person responsible for the verification and quality assurance of analytical results.

The Star Diamond Project is designed to recover a parcel of at least 3,000 carats of diamonds to enable an accurate valuation of the stones. Up to 25,000 tonnes of kimberlite will be recovered from the shaft and drifts and processed on site to produce this diamond parcel. Shore is a Canadian based corporation engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral properties. Shares of the Company trade on the TSX Venture Exchange under the trading symbol "SGF".

"The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept

responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release"



VIEW ADDITIONAL COMPANY-SPECIFIC INFORMATION: www.newswire.ca/en/releases/orgDisplay.cgi?okey=14555

For further information: please contact Kenneth E. MacNeill, President & C.E.O.; George Sanders, Vice President Corporate Development; or George H. Read, P. Geo., Vice President Exploration at [phone]



News release via Canada NewsWire, Calgary 403-269-7605

[stevpot99]

bart was that a repost from somewhere else or di d you phone or do you know the guy

[IQ]

Great information.

I didn't know this:
"We have reportedly that DeBeers bought in on 500 million shares of CMKX a few weeks ago" That worries me, I hope they don't buy more.

Thanks.

[househunter24]

hello im new at this you guys are used to hearing that but i need something good to keep my head up im so long and strong cmkx its my first stock
thanks guys

[Bart]

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Stevpot99: No I did not call. I search all over the place to find little tid pits here and there. Just trying to keep all informed of what I find. CMKX: LOOOOOONG and STRONG. ;D ;D All we have to do is hang tough.

[azesm]

Welcome abroad, Househunter!
And congratulations to your first pick!
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[azesm]

Bart,
thank you very much for all your postings!

[azesm]

IQ,
you may want to check this:

newcmkx.proboards33.com/index.cgi?board=general&action=display&thread=1088618037

[househunter24]

thanks azesm just your little reply makes it easier for me to sleep at night this is realy addicting, like i always say"keep on keepin on" cmkx loooong and very strong i hope to be at a future shareholder party anywhere it may be

[oneluvld]

that post came from another board #34 an they got it from another board??
But its all true ;D ;D ;D ;D