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A perfect response. We shall see what response the Directors release, if any, to the current share price rally. The market will rerspond to the wave of buying actrivity with momentum prooving that the share price reaches value before a correction.

Well let's put it this way. I have had no replies to my correspondence regarding the tardiness of the scoping studies, they the officers work part time by my reckoning. The ship has been neglected, but I firmly believe that has been orchestrated to push the share price to new depths so that the "new order" can capitalisu. But it looks like their Corporate plan has been rumbled and now they should come affront with their plan on how they are going to increase shareholder value here on in.

Hi Steelman232. Quite a few but not as many as the few !!! Do you think there will be a rush tomorrow. My guess is that a lot will miss the boat !! Wjhat do you think?

Both advfn and iii footprinters are falling over themselves to wax lyrical about this stock. It looks like the telegrapph is hotting up. I am not that sure it warrents the attention but every alleged undervalued stock that gets the recognition it deserves is ok. Buy for medium longer term investment. Not a stock for day traders.

Hi Worbs. Having researched this stock since it floated with its only assets being those in the previous abandoned Zinc Lead Flourite workings in Northern Tunisia. The rationalle behind the float that, as Zinc Lead Flourite prices had risen significantly since the mines were "abandonned" but new technologies made it more feasible to re-work the mines. Since then more resources were uncovered which hithertoo had been unforseen. So if Zin Lead and Flourite is "flavour of the moment" then Firebird/PALA et al have struck "gold" here and who are we to argue with their 26% share holding and a now dominant position on the Board. PALA has £billions at its disposal and a Rio Tinto expertise on MMS Board

There will surely be a responce from the Directors along the lines" we know of know reason for the share price movemenet, other than that, that has been reported to the market...." But a scoping study is due... Hogwash. Fellow investors are keen to buy into this stock after watching AUG, another undervalued Zinc Lead resource outfit rise 500%.

Hi MikeF. Just wind your neck in and scroll through the pages. I have been giving a blow by blow account here without any input from your goodself. Research this and eat your heart out. GL ATB

Before next session. This stock is alleged to be well undervalued if the JORC report published earlier last year is to be believed. There is some untapped $900Mns of Lead and Zinc and Flourite to be mined. This equates to around £4/share before excavation and extraction costs. But if you re-read the past 2 years worth of RNS releases since float. PALA and its heavy hitting investment Associates have quietly built up a considerable holding here and taken control of the Board in a military style coup. So you do your research and pays your money £2/share from current 2p looks like a gamblers day traders paradise. I am an investor and here for the medioum longer term. GL ATB

The alleged resource of this Zinc Lead JORC standard report suggested $900Mns £450Mns this equates to over £2/share before production costs. But do plenty of research here. This has been followed by me for a very long time, and I think PALA and Associates want this resource very badly..

With PALA and associates sitting on the largest shareholding of around 26% and having conducted a Boardroom coup recently, ousting Gordon Riddell as the Chairman. I would say this to be a safe bet. It is either bankrupt or worth £2/share depending on your resource alleged value at £500Mns as at June 08.

Hi name. How do you think thisAGU "gloss" will affect MMS. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=2062932&source=RNS

up 50% since just before xmas and I still believe these shares to be on Daniel Stewarts "hit" list. DS backed off late last year on its bid attempt. I believe DGT to be on a list of takeover candidates. DGT has produced a recent trade update, which suggests trading has improved.

By a reduction of some 19% of its senior debt as a direct result of cash generation and a highly efficient cost management process. Further reductions in debt is on the agenda as a means of increasing shareholder value. Total senior debt stands at around £50Mns ($91Mns)

There will be more negative sentiment regarding the scaling back of ops in the current fragile market, but at current WTN share price the value to CBM on the merger equates to 38P, but I would not be inclined to rush in here at anything above 30p. There will be further developments to this story so I am inclined to play it by ear...

With TMC getting a rather nice windfall looks like the glove ENK that keeps it warm might go into auction auction again... !!!! a riser of the future no doubt.

With WTN cutting back on two plants operations. EBG has ridden the upside wave with CBM, but now might be the time to close ranks and lock in the profits as both WTN and CBM fall back down to earth.

All the gains made today have been clawed back. So was a shrewd move to sell at the 40's. With WTN scaling back its operations at 2 mines and its share price tumbling, there should be no rush into churning CBM profits at current levels but wait for further weakness which will come.

With WTN rising late this session, the rise pushes CBM value on merger to 49.5p but lets not get ahead of ourselves, selling at around 40p looks a shrewd move and churn profits on weakness.

After John Streets, founder and non-exec officer, disposed of 500,000 of his shares to Azini 1/Anzini Capital Partners LLP, who now own 29.17% of the issued share capital making it the largest single shareholder and only .83% or just 250,000 shares away from owning 30% of the isc thus obliging it to make a mandatory offer for the outstanding shares. My guess it will stop buying and take a breather up to 29.9% and re-group.

Quite as reported here on 19th November. The Scoping study will deliver up the fact that the original resource stood at £500Mns now the price of Zinc/Lead has fallen by 2/3rds the resource could only be valued at around £200Mns. But Riddler and Scott Wilson have both strung the market along. Palin et al have not taken over the Co yet, but they do have a strategic position both as shareholders and Board representation.