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Gold/Mining/Energy
Manhattan Minerals (MAN.T)
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Emcee:  Mark Bartlett Type:  Unmoderated
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2704 Thanks James ... I don't have much to add at this point, except to say thatNot_Active-6/29/1999
2703 BTW, WIndy Craggy is a different form of massive sulphide deposit... it is sediClaude Cormier-6/29/1999
2702 >>Tambo Grande is an erratic-thickness small uneconomic gold-oxide layerRalph Deen-6/29/1999
2701 <<I thought those who are trading some shares might be interested in watcOld Man Jim-6/29/1999
2700 Claude, I think we have 1 short with a split personality - or two very nervouMark Bartlett-6/29/1999
2699 > I don't know about Windy Graggy. < I think she meant Windy Craggy.Jeff Dickson-6/29/1999
2698 <Before starting my posts today I did careful research centered on the June James N. Wilson-6/29/1999
2697 Elizabeth, Teck and WTC have other signatures surrounding San Nicolas anomalieClaude Cormier-6/29/1999
2696 The western copper/Teck project covers a lot of land. There is a lot of exploraJeff Dickson-6/29/1999
2695 Well the biggest ones tend to be stand alone such as the Western Copper depositElizabeth Andrews-6/29/1999
2694 <<Can MAN take this all the way? Exploration, financing, constructioClaude Cormier-6/29/1999
2693 <<I'm very cautious about betting on gravity anomalies. They usually Claude Cormier-6/29/1999
2692 <<My comments are therefore not premature but rather timely and factual. Claude Cormier-6/29/1999
2691 <<TG3 is a geophysical anomaly only whereas TGI is a gravity anomaly>Claude Cormier-6/29/1999
2690 No question and according to the literature these deposits tend to occur in cluElizabeth Andrews-6/29/1999
2689 <<Geomaque is a thick zone where the initial strip ratio during the startClaude Cormier-6/29/1999
2688 sure, but it is a target.Jeff Dickson-6/29/1999
2687 I'm very cautious about betting on gravity anomalies. They usually don'Elizabeth Andrews-6/29/1999
2686 <<This is just a further reminder to steer clear of incompetent managemenClaude Cormier-6/29/1999
2685 Elizabeth, I'm not saying anything. You said gold was in the $600-$800 raJeff Dickson-6/29/1999
2684 Michael: "100 metre intercept of 4% Cu, 3% Zn, 6 opt Ag and 0.2 opt Au onTrueScouse-6/29/1999
2683 I meant what is the price of gold now, in real terms, if you extrapolated $300 Elizabeth Andrews-6/29/1999
2682 In real terms it wasn't in the $600-$800 range for long.Jeff Dickson-6/29/1999
2681 This is just a further reminder to steer clear of incompetent management groupsElizabeth Andrews-6/29/1999
2680 What is that in real terms? Elizabeth Andrews-6/29/1999
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