M N C S

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  1. Thanks. Just luck that I wasn't taking a leak when they did the story.
     
    #551     Oct 18, 2006
  2. Thats what it is a about
     
    #552     Oct 19, 2006
  3. Hi.
     
    #553     Oct 19, 2006
  4. One of your more intelligent posts.
     
    #554     Oct 19, 2006
  5. Manchester, Inc. Preparing Application for Listing on the
    American Stock Exchange

    DALLAS, Oct. 19 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Manchester, Inc. (OTC Bulletin
    Board: MNCS) is pleased to announce that its corporate and securities counsel in
    New York is in the process of preparing an application for the company's stock
    to be listed and traded on the American Stock Exchange. The Company expects the
    application to be submitted shortly.
    SOURCE Manchester, Inc.
    Contact: Investor Contact: Scott Eckstein, +1-212-827-3766, for Manchester, Inc.
     
    #555     Oct 19, 2006
  6. Excellent news.
     
    #556     Oct 19, 2006
  7. Yes it is great news.It's good to see the rebound in the shareprice today.It's might be the shorts picking up some paper to hit the bid with first thing in the AM,seems the volumes are getting lighter which means pickings are getting slimmer(imho) and that should lend itself to a rise in price.In any case a listing on the American will be most welcome.
     
    #557     Oct 19, 2006
  8. Yep, the AMEX has a great reputation as being home to the finest companies in the land.
     
    #558     Oct 19, 2006
  9. LH: is there a STD time line to go from this kinda announcment to actual posting on the AMEX?
     
    #559     Oct 19, 2006
  10. Regarding the evident manipulation of MNCS prior to the climax top and ensuing bomb blast:

    The reason the vast majority of us got into this stock was the amazing fact that here was a stock that didn't go down. It didn't go up much every day, but owning a stock that goes up like clock work is the holy grail.

    Once that predictable uptrend stopped (with the 23 cent gain Oct. 5 or so), I think it was pretty clear that times were a changin'. Now the stock has become much like any other BB stock: unpredictable, hence risky.

    In hindsight buying a boatload when it was down at $3 and change would have been smart, as it ran up 60% from there. But no one could have predicted that, and I for one am looking for greener pastures as far as stock picks are concerned.

    MNCS had an incredible run (it remains the most unusual chart I have ever laid eyes on), but now the elephant is loose.
     
    #560     Oct 20, 2006
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