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Gold/Mining/Energy : Medinah Mining Inc. (MDHM) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: howie kellman who wrote (6700)	10/16/1998 8:24:00 PM
From: KMT	Respond to of 25548

Howard: I have to agree with you on most points. However, it's Santiago and not the Andacollo that is the exceptional Gold & Copper property. Personally, I expect good things coming out of the AGM. For many of us, it's quite unfortunate that the issue was/is beaten down by some entity. Many of us are in this at much higher prices. I believe we'll be vindicated in the near term though. There's much work to be done and value to be exposed over the next few months. Cheers, KMT

To: howie kellman who wrote (6700)	10/16/1998 10:03:00 PM
From: craig poppe	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25548

Howie, you're right in that this stock will be in the dollar range.....after a 1 for 10 stock split! AGM or no AGM, they still have the same management, same vague news releases, and I expect the share count to continue it's upward climb once the dog and pony show is over.

To: howie kellman who wrote (6700)	10/17/1998 11:53:00 AM
From: Mike Gold	Respond to of 25548

Hi Howard, welcome to the thread. As you may have noticed, there is quite a motley crew present on this thread. Lots of different agendas being served by those that post here. Hope you can sort out the fact from ficition! Some of the most reliable posters who you should carefully regard are Handshake, KMT, J. Nelson, The Chief, Findstock, Cosomo and a few other who post infrequently. However, there has been nobody that has been accurately able to predict the price behavior on this stock. One thing that will become obvious to you is that most of the bashers of MDIN are the people who have done the least DD on MDIN and are simply taking out their frustrations out because of prior losses they suffered. Study the research thread, make a few phone calls, learn all you can about gold and copper deposits in Chile and hope it all works out for you! The key for MDIN to reach that dollar range you mention would be to do the following: 1) Prove up Lipangue, and the placer deposits 2) Sell Andicollo 3) Go into production at the placers 4) Joint venture or and outright sale of MDIN. It has been rumored that MDIN recieved an offer of 50 cents a share but MDIN rejected it as being too low. I think now with Lipangue showing so much promise, a $1 to $2 a share would a much better price. Still it is going to take months probably to get the drilling completely done. Till then, its anyones quess as to what will happen with MDIN. I suspect next week, this will all become clearer.

To: howie kellman who wrote (6700)	10/17/1998 2:47:00 PM
From: KMT	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 25548

Howie: BTW... now NPEC has Preferred stock thats convertible at the 25 cents level It's convertible at $1.00, not $.25. In addition...rumors are that Dayton has no title filed and registered on record with the Chilean lto's for the Marijen, Marilola, and Encarnacion properties. Dayton calls these properties their Churrumata. Gumercinda Olivos does have title. Dayton has drilled and produced gold from the Churrumata, and has included this information in their annual reports and news releases. If they indeed do not have title, they should be sued for fraud by their shareholders and should pay significant damages to Olivos/MDIN. medinahenergy.com medinahenergy.com medinahenergy.com Again, if this rumor has merit, the disputes over these properties between Dayton and Olivos will be thrown out of court with properties and damages being awarded to Gumercinda Olivos / MDIN per our agreement with Olivos. I hear this may be part of the big news at the AGM. If so, I'd suggest all attendees read the news releases and understand this issue so you can ask appropriate questions. If Dayton has no registration of title to these properties then they're in deep kimshi and our price should rocket up. ::::my head is spinning at the incredible turn of events:::: Cheers, KMT