Ann: Sulphides Intersected at Newleyine, page-223

I agreed with you guys. I bought in initially at 2.2c for a trade. I watched closely and like the progress and development which has been cautious and systematic. I have sold substantially for a free ride, since then I have a different opinion and returned to have bought back more. What convinced me is that Sandhurst Trustees had proceed to increase their holdings from about 5% to about 10%. Meanwhile MAN had a serious of rock sampling for Ni-Cu and then the PGE 's and came out with good results. MAN also had historical datas from Anglo-American and BHP' s. The acquisition has been negotiated over a period with the rights to purchase and due deligence has been made by management. It is an informed decision. A placement was made at 20c, it must have been pretty convincing for shareholders to come up with $12 million to acquire MAN'S shares. MAN also discovered another area at Tolerno which is also perspective for PGE's with good conductors. Traders are in for quick gains, to the investors, there are hopes for good gains. I have increased my holding as opportunities like that don't come that often I hope that I may have some luck here. MAN'S market capitalization is small and I can see good gains from a good discovery.