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0.25 For starters on the low side

About to rocket This is our most recent share tip for paying subscribers and although up on that tip it is still a buy and is our second tip of the year. Insetco (INC) has been one of those horrid little stocks that curse the bottom end of AIM. Always promising jam tomorrow, always raising money and never delivering. However over the past six months it has gained a new management team, sorted out its balance sheet, started to win big business and it could well be THE recovery play of 2015. It is our second tip of the year at a 0.17p offer with an initial target price to sell of 0.32p.

Yes watch out for the BIG 5M block buyer 5M block buyer buying since friday

Came up as a sell Same senario as my other buy today showed up as sell but now up 27% Hope the same happens here

Im in Todays volume shows to have changed directions upwards trend created

Jan new i think

They leaving the fireworks till later after new year Markets are too slow for any news right now the buyers are on holiday

Which included the recently mentioned PFS

Says it loud and clear Adequately financed to meet its planned programs and business objectives At September 30, 2014, the Company had a working capital surplus of $6,627,000, compared to a working capital surplus of $9,739,000 at December 31, 2013, and is adequately financed to meet its planned programs and business objectives.

FINANCIAL RESULTS - INCOME IN THE QUARTER For the three month period ended September 30, 2014, Minco recorded a gain of $135,000 compared to a loss of $1,117,000 for the same period ended September 30, 2013. A foreign exchange gain of $503,000 was recorded during the period compared to a foreign exchange loss of $417,000 during the same period in 2013. For the nine month period ended September 30, 2014, Minco incurred a consolidated net loss of $352,000 compared to a loss of US$1,873,000 during the same period ended September 30, 2013. A foreign exchange gain of $568,000 was recorded during the period compared to a foreign exchange loss of $196,000 during the same period in 2013. During the nine month period ended September 30, 2014, Minco invested $2,445,000 in exploration and development expenditures. At September 30, 2014, Minco held mineral properties with a book value of $13,855,000. At September 30, 2014, Minco held $6,887,000 in cash and cash equivalents. At September 30, 2014, the Company had a working capital surplus of $6,627,000, compared to a working capital surplus of $9,739,000 at December 31, 2013, and is adequately financed to meet its planned programs and business objectives.

During 2014, Minco completed a preliminary economic assessment of its 100% owned Woodstock Manganese Project in New Brunswick, Canada and is currently carrying out a pre-feasibility study on its Buchans zinc-lead project in Newfoundland, while continuing its zinc-lead exploration drilling at its Pennines project in Northern England.

Not invested here but been watching this for a while now , hoping to buy in tomorrow early has great potential and getting noticed now

Commenting on the Company's 2014 drilling results, John Kearney Minco's Chairman and Chief Executive, told shareholders: "Minco considers the results from 29 holes drilled to date confirm the potential of the Northern Pennine Orefield for the discovery of new mineralization, extending both laterally around and at depth below historic workings, and with the potential to host an economic zinc-lead deposit." "In addition, Minco's 2014 drilling program on its Buchans zinc lead project in Newfoundland, which intersected a new high grade massive sulphide horizon, is considered very encouraging" said Mr. Kearney. As previously reported, the four hole drilling program at Buchans recorded multiple intersections of massive sulphide mineralization with grades as high as 26.05% combined zinc, copper and lead over 1.45 metres. (See Minco Press Releases October 28, 2014 and December 2, 2014). The 2014 drilling programme at Buchans was undertaken primarily to assess the potential for discovery of new high-grade massive sulphides, similar to the historic Asarco deposits, south and west of the Lundberg deposit, and the results have confirmed that potential which remains open both down-dip to the west and at depth. As a result of these new massive sulphide intercepts at the Engine House horizon, Minco has assigned a higher priority to the Engine House horizon for discovery of high-grade massive sulphides beneath depths previously tested by historic drilling. Given the positive results achieved by the 2014 drilling at Buchans, Minco intends to carry out additional drilling in the area in 2015. At the Annual Meeting, the Chairman also reviewed the results of the Preliminary Economic Assessment of Minco's wholly owned Woodstock manganese project in New Brunswick. "The results of the PEA show that the Woodstock Project has good potential to become an economically attractive future mining and processing operation and holds promise to emerge as potentially one of the lowest cost producers of electrolytic manganese metal (EMM) in the world" said Mr. Kearney.

Results of AGM Tue, 23rd Dec 2014 16:08 RNS Number : 6420A Minco PLC 23 December 2014 ? MINCO REPORTS RESULTS OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS · MORE POSITIVE DRILL RESULTS FROM NORTHERN PENNINES EXPLORATION PROJECT Toronto, 23 December 2014 - Minco Plc (AIM - "MIO") reports that at the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders held in Toronto on 23 December 2014 all the Resolutions proposed were duly passed with greater than 99% of the votes cast by proxy in favour of each Resolution. Details are reported below. At the Annual Meeting shareholders were updated that a total of 7,300 meters has now been drilled in 29 holes in Minco's North Pennines zinc /lead exploration program in northern England. Twenty three holes have been drilled to explore potential within the Great Limestone geological succession and six holes with a total of 3219 meters have tested the deeper basal succession. Drilling was suspended from September to November 2014 for the grouse shooting season. Drilling recommenced at the end of November and one new drill hole, NW-001, was drilled in difficult winter weather conditions and has now been completed. Hole NW-001 intersected three separate mineral sections at relatively shallow depths within the Great Limestone horizon. RESULTS FROM HOLE NW-001 Horizon From(m) To (m) Length Zn% Pb% Zn+Pb% Ag g/t Great Limestone 117.10 121.00 3.80 3.16 1.19 4.35 6.4 Great Limestone 138.40 140.35 2.65 2.76 2.34 5.10 6.3 Great Limestone 177.10 187.00 3.00 2.16 0.86 3.02 12.8 This is the first hole drilled to explore the Whitewood-Barneycraig-Williams fault/vein structure in Northumberland, which was demonstrated by historic mining to be mineralized over a strike length of 3.5 kilometres. The intersection of reasonable widths of lead and zinc mineralization at three different levels in Hole NW001 is considered a very positive result and indicates the mineral potential in this large area. The hole was stopped immediately below the Great Limestone and drilling has been suspended. Minco has now, for the first time, demonstrated an extensive stratiform component to the mineralization within the Great Limestone horizon, only a fraction of which was mined historically. The 3.5 by 2.5 kilometre area of the Pennines currently being explored by Minco, centered around the town of Nenthead adjacent to the county boundaries of Cumbria, Northumberland and Durham, had never previously been explored by drilling, either from surface or underground, despite being the centre of extensive lead-zinc mining, extending from the mid-1700's to the early 1900's. Approximately twenty five kilometres of mineralised structures had been discovered and explored by past mining activity. Commenting on the Company's 2014 drilling results, John Kearney Minco's Chairman and Chief Executive, told shareholders: "Minco considers the results

Could be all done and dusted

This is where they drilling now News very soon http://www.itv.com/news/border/story/2014-04-23/mining-company-drill-for-zinc-in-pennines/

Latest pictures from nenthead http://www.aditnow.co.uk/community/viewtopic.aspx?t=7433&pid=14

Seller done and will be very sorry from here onwards Oversold and Undervalued Wait till the herd finds this one

During 2014, Minco completed a preliminary economic assessment of its 100% owned Woodstock Manganese Project in New Brunswick, Canada and is currently carrying out a pre-feasibility study on its Buchans zinc-lead project in Newfoundland, while continuing its zinc-lead exploration drilling at its Pennines project in Northern England.

During 2014, Minco completed a preliminary economic assessment of its 100% owned Woodstock Manganese Project in New Brunswick, Canada and is currently carrying out a pre-feasibility study on its Buchans zinc-lead project in Newfoundland, while continuing its zinc-lead exploration drilling at its Pennines project in Northern England.