Xenolix Technologies (XTCI) 'Ecstasy'(Formerly MGAU)

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Xenolix Technologies (XTCI) 'Ecstasy'(Formerly MGAU)

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Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
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4218	Richard, From the tone of the release, I wouldn't be looking for any news	mark silvers	-	6/15/1999
4217	Mark, <<take a shot for .75 cents or so>> That makes some sense, bu	Richard Mazzarella	-	6/15/1999
4216	Alan, <<figure out how to recover PGM's>> I hope they don't	Richard Mazzarella	-	6/15/1999
4215	Alan, not a problem. I just feel that until the company announces otherwise, w	Char	-	6/15/1999
4214	Char, PR said "internal assays on concentrates are showing a precious me	Alan Vennix	-	6/15/1999
4213	Alan, >and the concentrate is rich in PGM's < While I agree that it	Char	-	6/15/1999
4212	Richard, then my guess is you want to buy it around the beginning of July. You	mark silvers	-	6/15/1999
4211	I agree with you, Richard. I think the sell-off late last week was triggered b	Alan Vennix	-	6/15/1999
4210	Mark, I can't find my letter right now, but I seem to remember August 1st f	Richard Mazzarella	-	6/15/1999
4209	August	Chuca Marsh	-	6/15/1999
4208	Richard, Do you remember what the new extension deadline is for the warrants?	mark silvers	-	6/15/1999
4207	Paunch, it's hard to believe that the price will deteriorate much more. In	Richard Mazzarella	-	6/15/1999
4206	Richard, MGAU is now down to .81 bid, how low do you thinK it will go before Mi	Paunch	-	6/14/1999
4205	OK, give me the company story, starting with- do they make money? ?	long-gone	-	6/14/1999
4204	or care if the meatls are there, in the slime, the sludge or the wet part solut	Chuca Marsh	-	6/14/1999
4203	Char, That sounds about like our highly intelligent government. In all of my de	Paunch	-	6/14/1999
4202	Tim >it actually amazes me that the usa lets the federal reserve system be r	Char	-	6/14/1999
4201	these could be the same folks that just got london and switzerland to dump ther	Tim Davies	-	6/14/1999
4200	Claude, since the US government has refused to do an audit for over 40 years, t	Char	-	6/14/1999
4199	The story is true for sure. James Turk is a man of reputation. But is the gold	Claude Cormier	-	6/14/1999
4198	Paunch, I just stumbled onto an interesting article on gold. Could this really	Char	-	6/14/1999
4197	Bob, I don't think scalability is a problem with the J/L process , the PR s	Paunch	-	6/13/1999
4196	Sounds like scalability's the problem, Paunch. Joe Champion's mantra w	Bob Jagow	-	6/13/1999
4195	Richard, without knowing much about the process, I really can't provide muc	Char	-	6/13/1999
4194	Well is it time for me to scan the pitures I took at the Hoover Dam in May ? Th	Chuca Marsh	-	6/13/1999

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