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Hi Everybody,

Thursday’s alert ended up being our second winner of the week, with a modest 22% gain.

Before the weekend we wanted to bring you one last winner to close the week out on a high note.

Friday’s alert has all the makings of a nice breakout play.

The stock made a 150% run from its current price about a month ago. Since pulling back, the company has made some major announcements about a high potential mine and is set to undergo a major awareness campaign.

This could make for a fun Friday!

Our alert for Friday is Mission Mining Company, MISM
The stock closed Thursday at 10 cents

MISM acquires and develops significant US gold, silver, platinum group metals, and rare earth mineral mining properties.

MISM most recently executed an agreement to lease, mine, and operate the El Dorado Mine in California.

An assessment of values in a 2009 report about MISM’s property indicates a very large deposit of easily mined head ore containing very significant values of easily extractable precious metals and, as yet unknown quantities of rare earths. The possible tonnage of commercial grade ore which could be mined from the existing seventeen El Dorado Mine claims could potentially exceed four hundred million tons.

MISM could be sitting on billions!

Now at this point they don’t even know what kind of metals or minerals are there; but this isn’t our concern.

Mining stocks tend to make their biggest moves when they are at their highest point of potential. Right now, the fact that they are sitting on four hundred million tons of something shows serious potential. Allowing speculative investors and traders to speculate on how big this mining operation could end up being.

We aren’t planning on waiting around to see how it all turns out, all we know as traders is that MISM is a company with a ton of potential that should excite the millions of investors learning about them Friday.

Make sure MISM is on top of your watchlist and get ready for fun Friday!

As always, do your own research, don’t chase gaps, use limit orders to enter positions, always use stop loss orders to protect your position, and take profits when you are in a position to do so.

Good Trading