Brien Lundin, in the August, 2011, edition of the Gold Newsletter, says buy Lion One Metals Ltd., recently $1.21. Mr. Lundin first said buy in December, 2010, at $1.35. (At the time, Lion One was called X-Tal Minerals Corp.) An investment of $1,000 at $1.35 is now worth $895. A monzonite (a type of igneous rock) at Lion One's Tuvatu project in Fiji has returned 1.6 grams per tonne gold over eight metres and 2.28 g/t gold over 3.2 metres. (Mr. Lundin talks about the monzonite at length, but makes no mention of promoter Wally Berukoff.) The project's previous operator, Emperor Mines Ltd., apparently ignored much of the monzonite, yet still managed to outline 600,000 ounces of gold resources. In addition, Emperor Mines' feasibility study for Tuvatu, released in 2000, says it is profitable to mine the 600,000-ounce resource; the price of gold then was only $300 an ounce. Mr. Lundin says buy Lion One at current "bargain basement" prices. He holds shares himself; he bought them in a private placement late last year, when X-Tal merged with American Eagle Resources Inc. to form Lion One. In the financing, X-Tal sold 11.5 million units (one share and one-half warrant) at $1.