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Profits locked in running remainder at no cost. Profits churned for more potential upside.. Repeat when market presents opportunities.

The resignation of Nomad does not look terminal, but is a set back none the less... http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=2088329&source=RNS

Lock in half profits at 18 run remainder and churn profits on any downside...This should gather momentum buying on ramped footprinting. Early birds caught the juiciest worms..

Taking advantage of weakness..

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=2087589&source=RNS

This link is totally relevent here.. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=2087589&source=RNS

The normal market size is set and it is the number of shares that the market makers will deal in within the published bid offer spread. Yes trading can be executed outside the nms but there is no guarantee that the market will trade within the stated price spread. Market Makers always want to balance their books and always try to balance supply and demand without being stuck with unsaleable stock. So in times of extreme volatlity the market makers can control the situation quite effectively.

Hi boredmum. No worries about selling your holdings. There will plenty of opportunities to cash in on the anticipated share price volatility here. Most trading going on is of bread and butter . The current normal market size is 5000 according to london stock exchange source.

This is a mirror image of what took place in early January, there were lots of rumour and speculation surrounding this tiddler and the sp spked to 3p or so and then when the rumours surrounding release of the long awaited scoping study release were unfounded and subsequently collapsed to 1.5p. I firmly believe the share price has plenty more to travel once clarity in its alleged resource is delivered to the market and the intentions and directions where PASSIN and Firebird intent to exploit those alleged assets. Yes on the face of it this stock is undervalued on what we are led to believe are the resource assets and Board content. There is no doubt in my mind, should the Board want to move this Co there is available Corporate tool at their disposal to do so.

http://www.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&cb=1234256926&article=36171679&symbol=L%5EFNT

Strong rumours circulating that the long overdue, as a result of the original scoping commission being widened, will deliver up what the market wants to hear. There will also be a further announced, rumoured that a fresh round of funding and news on the intentions of Firebird et al and how they will move the North Tunisian workings. As a risk of repeating older and recent news, here are links that will enable us all to make a sound investment decision here. The rising share price is giving off clear signals, and with a limited supply of issued shares, there is no doubt about the excitement surrounding the stock. http://www.maghrebminerals.co.uk/web/maghreb/index.cfm http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=2024605&source=RNS

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=2087508&source=RNS

After a period of strong net cash inflow, BILL has managed to reduce its senior debt by a further $2Mns thus reducing ongoing interest hit. Current debt stands at circa $89Mns, a further debt reduction announcement scheduled for mid/late March..

That would be best all around. The only reliable source of information is the official news releases, the rest is speculation. As I repeat having followed this stock from float and let the news do the "talking" a clear picture has developed, and one we are obviously very clear about. I get the impression that you are lot closer to the Company than you are letting on. But no-matter from your last footprint you will not reply. Perhaps over the years one does become cynical about Companies that take investors money, only to allow those invested funds fritter away down a resource black hole. But I fully understand the resource potential of MMS as I have reported on every sniffle and sneeze over the years so I believe I have a pretty good understanding here and can pretty well outguess the next move.

Hi boredmum. You are spot on. Only those with access to the "proper" Scoping report know what the future holds. What is not needed is a lecture from those who seem to believe they know where the share price, indeed, where MMS as a Company is going. PASSIN/Firebird must be livid at throwing good money at this stock only to see their investment shrink by 90% or so, now that is not good business senses, indeed, even if the share price responded well and say the resource is valued at say the original £500Mns, it is going to take some hard work to get back any return on their investment, thinking out of the box. The Tunisian Government has less funds and inclination now than they did when MMS "buttered" them up with their more nationally acclaimed JORC resource report and now a Scoping study which will only confirm that the income from the resource and costs of production has got a lot finer. If there is no market place for the darned stuff then there will be no further finance available. Indeed MMS have openly stated that all their cash reserves are earmarked for resource studies through 2009. Momentum buying on limited stock will make this share volatile, but I am anticipating a massive secondary offering to be announced.

Like I said previously over the years. This stock could be bankruprt or it could be worth up to £10 where do others see the share price? I acknowledge that PASSIN has its investment. So why on speculation, thinking out of the box, is the share price still at an all time low. Let's face it, it is not as if the resource is a big secret. No other major is remotletly interested, or are they? more speculation !!! I envissage a massive share dilution, thinking out of the box, I hardly think PASSIN will risk any more funds here but let the market pump in the £Mns on the pretext of the possible delivery up of £500Mns+ of Zinc/Lead. Flourite market has dried up for now with no new investment planned. Always thinking out of the box. Tunisian Government is back peddling on investment in its resources since being embroiled in Political Arab investments and Western intrusion, so things are not so soft in the current Socio Economic/Political environment.

For those fellow footprinters that have foolowed this pervasive story since float will understand that there is no way one can condense all the tooing and frowing in one footprint, suffice to say. This Co has a very very poor Investor Relations policy, it has a very poor business model and all its hopes are pinned on a once abandoned Zinc/Lead workings in North Tunisia where at the time of float, the mine concessions it bought were abandoned and old infrastructure left to rot. There will have to be £millions of investment poured in before one ounce of resource is extracted. I cannot see MMs funds achieving that.

I fully accept and agree that the Engineers will be looking under every grain of sand to discover previously untold resource wealth, but so far the Company has failed to deliver on every single deadline, so why should we now live in hope that some mirraculous new discovery is there and that the costs are worth the effort of extraction, and is there a willing and able market place. Let MMS abandon works for the next resource Bull run. Who says there is more resource to come. The mine was once abandoned for economic reasons. What has changed ?

What is with all the speculation? We have been told what the JORC resource is. All that was required is to produce a costing of extraction compared to possible resource timesd by current re-sale price. The mines were abandoned yonks ago as it was proved unproductive then. So just go back a few years and look at the, the then, Scoping studies. MMS has a thundering great hole in the Tunisian desert that is a far cry from the valuation put on it when it floated when Zinc/Lead prices were more than 9 times current values. In other words, Be very very careful.

Miss this little ugly duckling at your investment peril. A steady riser over several sessions. Those in the know have followed it up from 0.12p and still rising and consider it worth taking a long shot !!!!. Too many institutions transferring holdings right now for comfort..