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To: jackjc who wrote (1467)	1/13/2008 1:10:47 PM
From: Mr. Aloha	Respond to of 5637

Yes, nice to see some uncoupling of MMG from the Dow/overall market. As they prove up more and more silver, they should begin to get recognition in the market for being both a BM and PM junior. With that status, as they advance their projects they should do well no matter what happens to the overall economy. I was reminded that noted precious metals bull Heinz/Trotsky/Peter T. was a big fan of Metalline nearly 2 years ago at around the current price level even when it was on the bulletin board, zinc was lower than now, LME zinc inventories were over 4 times higher, they were much farther from completing the zinc feasibility study, and they weren't beginning a massive 4-drill, 2-shift silver exploration program: Message 22114804 "Heinz/Trotsky/Peter T. likes MMGG: To: ild who wrote (52039) 1/30/2006 12:14:40 PM From: ild of 52073 Date: Mon Jan 30 2006 11:35 trotsky (@MMGG) ID#248269: MMGG mania breaks out. the kind of stock WS wants you to avoid ( it's not a big cap... ) >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Also: Comments: great analysis! i've always been a big fan of MMGG, and consider it one of the most underappreciated metals exploration stocks out there. i fully agree that the artificial pressures on the stock have created a rare buying opportunity. resource investor should definitely have this one in their portfolio. while it will take time for things to come to fruition, note that the period leading up to publication of a feasibility study is usually a great period to own the respective company's stock - it often produces the first major upleg. # posted by pater tenebrarum : 7:45 AM>>>>>>>> greattrades.blogspot.com This stock has potential not even tapped. Check out the drill results on their Website from 1999 on the silver side."