Man.Assd.Csh Share Discussion Threads

[encarter] 31/7/2008 23:08

Agree, silly really imho will keep falling until the nExt update. Also imho will be above 50p in 3 years with a few ups and downs along the way. AADYOR

[sirraman] 31/7/2008 12:38

Without any news this is drifting on hardly any volume...

[arf dysg] 31/7/2008 10:34

This is a Dutch auction, isn't it? The price starts high but gets lower and lower, until someone can't stand it any more and buys.

[arf dysg] 29/7/2008 12:28

Oh, no, here we go again, said the small pot of petunias in a weary, resigned kind of voice.

[jester jim] 25/7/2008 10:04

buying opportunity

[encarter] 24/7/2008 23:37

Yes i've bought and sold these for a nice profit a few times, with such an easy chart to follow. I hung on to half last time thinking that they were on the way to the next level. Market conditions put the dampers on that but i'm sure they've not got much further to fall. I'll be topping up myself when i think the time is right.

[sean cadman] 24/7/2008 12:04

I am very surprised MANA has fallen back so far but i beleive this is the bottom and have topped up this morning.

[encarter] 12/7/2008 20:06

News travels slow in Liberia

[hectorp] 12/7/2008 18:04

I've not much interest in most stocks until around end of September.
H.

[sirraman] 08/7/2008 08:17

won;t be going south for long ...hardly any volume..so not many sells .... expect this to go back up soon...

[shavian] 08/7/2008 07:30

but share price dribbling south..maybe we should fill boots as well soon. maybe another visit to the 9p zone coming up

[encarter] 07/7/2008 09:45

Yes it looks like someone is filling their boots, maybe directors.

[nathand] 04/7/2008 09:05

Not sure what to make of this but... I closed an inopportune T20 this morning and received 10.4 for 25K shares (though the quote was at that time 10.25/10.50), at the same time and thereafter I also acquired a firm price of 10.375 for same volume on the offer.

Hence the very real possibility of £6.25 arbitrage per 25K block of shares, ignoring the commission at least. Just need these quotes to extrapolate up to the four billion share mark for an easy £1M.

Daydreaming aside; judging by L2 it appears that one MM, namely Evolution Beeson, has been soaking up the sales for the past two weeks being consistantly alone on the bid. As they are currently.

[sirraman] 03/7/2008 16:57

see exec chairman as added to his holding as well...interesting....!

[arf dysg] 03/7/2008 15:38

It appears that a few million more shares are now in the hands of directors. Guy Pas now directly and indirectly has 30,000,000 of them. He's going to make an absolute fortune.

[sirraman] 27/6/2008 08:47

large buys going through this morning c. 2m??? assuming these are buys of course!!!

[nathand] 27/6/2008 08:14

I'm not expecting any news from the current portfolio of projects until Q4, and I dare say encarter isn't either... but we all live in hope.

Good luck to all.

[sirraman] 26/6/2008 08:27

encarter...what would that be....a scheduled rns??

[encarter] 25/6/2008 22:42

Edit. sorry wrong thread.

[jester jim] 23/6/2008 09:11

nice to see some press - feeding through with some good volume this morning.
Chart is looking good - a support level at 11.5p for the next leg up.

[squiresquire] 22/6/2008 21:29

Amazing they dont mention the historical finds on Mana diamond and gold finds from artisan workings, but good to see it getting recognised now so much is in the news pipeline, a really very busy month or two coming up.

[dow77] 22/6/2008 10:50

Interesting mention in the Sunday Telegraph Questor column





Mano River

11¾p

Questor says Buy

Mano River is the old man of the Aim miners, having listed in 1998. Its progress has in the past been dented rather by the fact that its main assets in Sierra Leone and Liberia have been plagued by conflict and civil war.

However, with a measure of stability - however modest - returning to West Africa, the company has been ramping up operations.

Mano focuses on iron ore, gold and diamonds, and announced this week it had recovered more than 1,000 carats from its diamond project in Sierra Leone. Developed alongside BHP Billiton and Petra Diamonds, the business is soon to be spun off, with Mano retaining a significant shareholding.

Meanwhile, it has brought in Russian steel producer Severstal to help to build up its iron ore assets in Liberia, where it recently announced resources in excess of first forecasts.

After falling under 8p earlier this year, the shares are now close to 12p and showing some signs of gaining momentum. Mano is undoubtedly a risky play, but the potential upside suggests it could be worth a punt.