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You are looking back not forwards a different company now all the unknowns are cleared up,you will see.

Don't know why it's come up with the ? symbol was supposed to be a winking face :)

You are wrong,mms taking advantage of low volume to fill a buyer,wait watch and learn ??

Low volume and the mms using it to their advantage,still a buyer in the background being filled imo.

Not really richman77711428 Sep '18 - 16:40 - 6084 of 6086 0 0 0 the 100k blocks was IG Index buying in the market to hedge my spread bet-400k shares richman77711428 Sep '18 - 16:41 - 6085 of 6086 0 0 0 sorry-500k (£5000 per point) topped up right before the bell

scotty128 Sep '18 - 12:03 - 6048 of 6048 Edit 0 0 0 Tom Winnifrith ****************** Friday, 28 September, 2018 11:42 yup am told results out later and no sign of a placing, im normally offered stock in them from this stable

Bakky you are behind the times mate it's after hours RNS you have to beware of not Friday RNS

Looking at the time of the so called sells looks to me as they could have been buys

Very true re different opinions, we'll just have to agree to disagree and see what occurs.

Who's getting carried away,not me,but I can see when there is a opportunity to make a profit,you look to the past I look to the future,as for the project being a long way off again stating the obvious,but do you not think the sp will react a long time before completion of the project?

We will see,you being intentionally naive about partners re CS project ?

6p at the moment,a little obvious that one arsenal and doesn't take much research as doesn't checking charts etc,I would have thought when travel side sold we will start to rerate as confidence creeps back in knowing with partners in toe things should move a little faster than they are moving at the moment.

You were wrong arsenal check before you post

Arsenal if you are going to post please get your facts right,a high of 12p in its history,go check again as I can remember it going to 17p And believe it's been higher than that

Hi bigwil if you mean by assets CS that's worth in-between £50m and £100m they also need to find 500k before year end,how long do you think before they'll have property up for sale?you do realise they still have to apply for building permits,wonder how long that will take given how long it took to get the PD and all this is when they have signed some partners up and seeing how long it's taking to sell the travel side,need I go on.

We start our seven share tip Tuesday with Malcolm and Nigel. Like all the other writers they were asked to tip a share to gain 33% by Christmas. In both cases they have put their money where their mouth is. And now Nigel Somerville I�ve been asked to ponder this question and for a few days tried to come up with an answer. The problem is that markets generally seem to be a tad over-enthused so sentiment could turn and knock the shares down even on good news. My preferred furrow is for shares which are, for whatever reason, out of favour. Having written recently about two such stocks (in my view) � AIM-listed Minoan (MIN) and fellow AIM company Bowleven (BLVN) - perhaps I should look there. I own both stocks and hope for a profitable exit in the near (-ish) future. Both seem to have assets with real value, just needing a moment of sunshine to show investors the potential. In the case of Minoan, that would take the form of a deal to cash in on at least some of its Cavo Sidero project. Meanwihile, Bowleven has pots of cash (about �65 million, around 2/3 of its market capitalisation) and a 20% stake in the Etinde oil/gas play in Cameroon, which some might suggest is worth more than the entire company. Of course, it is only worth that if someone offers to buy it�. Then there is the cash � does it really need �65 million now that it has no COO and is a holding company? So with Bowleven the hope might be a distribution, or a deal with Etinde. Minoan just has a deal to go for. I rather fancy that this time next year we will have seen both play out very nicely, but the question is with reference to this Christmas. Could one of them produce the break-through RNS in time? With Bowleven there are planned drills (it has a carry through those) so I guess we might have to wait for that. And it has just had its full year results, and there was no excitement about the cash to report. On the other hand, Minoan has a loan of �5 million to repay, which was last extended to the end of this year. If it wants to extend again it will probably cost another slug of warrants and (yet more) interest (it is paying 8%). If the company wants to get a monkey off its back, a small deal to raise enough to pay that off and put an implied price tag on the rest of Cavo Sidero would transform it. So despite moanin� about Minoan for the eternity it has taken so far, I�m going to plump for that one as my Christmas share tip for a 33% gain.

which Hotstockrockets reckons could be worth Minoan�s market capitalisation on its own. Nobody seems interested in the Minoan story (perhaps hardly surprising, given how long Cavo Sidero is taking!) but that suggests an opportunity � especially in this time of asset madness. Naturally, I believe the company will deliver (otherwise I would have sold out long ago) and although it has tested the patience of a saint, it does look very close. A final word with regard to the Hillside loan: the maturity was extended to the end of this (calendar) year. I wonder whether the company held off from a longer deal because its negotiations are progressing well enough to announce progress (and pay off Hillside) before the end of the year. Meanwhile, with the shares languishing at just 7p in the middle, it looks a good time to pick up some more. You never know, it might even provide a Christmas present.

Minoan � waiting and waiting for payday By Nigel Somerville, the Deputy Sheriff of AIM | Sunday 26 November 2017 I hold shares in AIM-listed Minoan (MIN), the ownership of which has proved a mighty frustration for years and years � first we had the almost interminable application for the resort at Cavo Sidero which was finally won and all appeals have now ended. But now we are waiting for the company to cash in�.how long will that take? I had hoped that deals would be flowing � after all, the company announced back in June, as it revealed that the final appeals had been dismissed, that: As a result of the Greek Supreme Court's decision, the Company can now accelerate the development of the Project, which will include, inter alia; the continuation of negotiations for joint venture arrangements with hoteliers, investors, partners and other parties And� I look forward to providing the market with more news in the near future And in the interims, released 26 July we were told: With the dismissal of the Appeals against the PD, the Group is now in position to move towards the completion of a number of ongoing negotiations with potential partners and investors. It is also likely that, with the announcement of the dismissals, a number of previously silent observers will wish to become involved, as has already occurred. With the paperwork finally in the bag, you would have thought that negotiations would be easy to seal, but here we are almost 5 months on and we have heard nothing! But in the full year results (released 31 March) it was indicated that it may take a little time, with the chairman (Christopher Egleton) commenting (then in the light of Greek media comments about the now confirmed permits): the next twelve months are likely to be the most value enhancing in the Group's history. That seems to look very positive � especially as we are now (almost) eight months on. The interims carried a similar message � although (perhaps slightly worryingly) we were still being told that the forthcoming year looked set to be the transformational period. Markets seem to have been pretty exuberant of late � oil companies valued on huge multiples of hope, the technology unicorns, house prices and all sorts of other outlets for people to lose money in the longer term. But Minoan has stood adeptly aside from the madness. Its shares are valued at just �14.8 million (source: ADVFN). It also has secured lending from Hillside to the tune of �5 million and at its interims reported �14 million of current liabilities (including the Hillside loan). But that is still only c. �29 million and Cavo Sidero is expected to be worth as much as EUR100 million. Even half that figure would make Minoan look cheap � and then there is Minoan�s other business in travel and leisure, which Hotstockrockets reckons could be worth Minoan�s market c

spbhoy it's a good honest update with a lot of positives in it,happy i've been adding while some have been selling. "That said, the company seems closer than ever to delivering for shareholders and the rewards could be substantial. Existing investors should stay with the business and keep a close eye on events. Highly adventurous punters may choose to snap up a few shares too."

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/investing/article-4784826/Eyes-prize-Minoan-emerges-planning-maze.html