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Gold/Mining/Energy : Manhattan Minerals (MAN.T) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jeff Dickson who wrote (3365)	7/28/1999 6:47:00 AM
From: Not_Active	Respond to of 4504

Jeff: Ha ha ha ... actually, I believe my picture and bio are to be put up on the website soon, so you will be able to find out how right you are!!! But you are right, as little Joe indicated earlier, the chart in the short-run is a mess and the only thing that can save it from the $4 level, IMO, is a NR that is fantastic AND positively viewed as such by traders in the market (as opposed to investors). I know that you, like me, can't begin to count the number of mining stocks that have drifted down to oblivion on low volume and long-term investor enthusiasm. Now, the one thing a potential trader or investor might want to look for as a signal to jump in long on the stock would be some significant up volume ... say, highest in the last 30 days or so. Cramer at the TheStreet.com wrote an article yesterday on "doing a piece" that reminded me so much of the action in resource markets for good companies and projects that it is worth everyone's effort to look at it ... I believe they are having a 30-day free trial now. As for the fundamentals on the project ... well, at this point the market could care less whether they were good or bad, cuz I think most are looking at MAN as a speculative exploration play and not a mine development play ... there is just not enough real information out there to evaluate the feasibility of a mine. If better numbers are not generated in the drill program soon, a mine could still be developed perhaps (I have no idea how feasible it would be), but the market will only grudgingly raise MAN's valuation over a long period of time .... another potential mine in an era when existing mines are closing down all over the place just isn't very exciting to speculative money. Still, I wish everyone good luck on this one ... and I continue to watch it ... I am also looking forward to the next NR and will comment on the technical action if I have anything to add. Kacy ">Although I would love to hear what Kacy sees in HIS crystal ball.< I don't think it would be pretty. And I'm not just referring to his reflection."