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the cork

08/23/10 3:04 PM

#20427 RE: silver100 #20426

Metanor - What about the short position (bedlow) that was referenced earlier in opzeeland's excellent post?

If it is the precursor to a bid, there doesn't have to be any fact based reason, the lousy bustards can take anything down if they want to bad enough.

The recent Metanor shorting activity is reproduced below, from TSX data:-

Short Positions on 2010/08/15 397,457 31,304

Aug. 18, 2010 (Market News Publishing) --

METANOR RESOURCES INC ("MTO-V;MEAOF-0")

- Short Positions on 2010/08/15 397,457 31,304

Net Total Last Total PriceDate Change Shorted Price Volume Range----------------------------------------------------------------------------

2010/08/15 31,304 397,457 0.48* 2,737,398 0.48 - 0.54

2010/07/31 -367,619 366,153 0.55* 2,599,235 0.54 - 0.61

2010/07/15 335,551 733,772 0.60 2,935,403 0.57 - 0.62

2010/06/30 39,716 398,221 0.62 1,901,463 0.59 - 0.63

2010/06/15 -9,100 358,505 0.58 2,459,330 0.57 - 0.64

2010/05/31 -169,627 367,605 0.60 6,391,948 0.55 - 0.65

2010/05/15 197,376 537,232 0.66* 3,060,359 0.56 - 0.67

2010/04/30 -40,749 339,856 0.58 5,238,780 0.55 - 0.66* - Indicates that the closing price used is the last non-zeroclosing price and is not the closing price on the report date.

Source: TSX

Lone Clone

08/23/10 5:19 PM

#20428 RE: silver100 #20426

For me, the chief deficit of Metanor, and what prompted me to sell out some time ago, is the management. They have a history of saying one thing and doing another, particularly with respect to PPs, and also often fail to meet deadlines. In that space I prefer RIC.TO, ER.TO, and (stretching the definition a bit) CFO.V.

LC