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I like very much that he is getting out there networking, doing interviews and raising the profile of the project. I honestly cannot see them failing to secure funding, the story is too good.

Good informative interview with the chief. Seems like a solid guy.

https://x.com/BlytheRayPR/status/1863908965337137609?t=PpibblEViFhj_9Ha8BwCpw&s=19

I agree. If funding is secured this goes up fast.

Lot of buying today, I can understand that. So who is selling? If some people are short termists and getting out because the price has popped, once they are taken out who will sell? That's when the offers disappear and it gaps up.

8.90....I wonder if somebody knows something...

I want it to attain its value as fast as possible, and getting it the attention of govt, media and large investors will enable that.

I just got a like from a BBC business editor who I posted directly to about Cornish Metals on X. If just one hit works and a piece is done on it by the mainstream media you reach thousands of investors. I also got a repost from a well known X poster who gives investment tips with 13,000 followers. Get active people and help the stock work for you. You have to make your own luck. More views, more interest,more investment, higher SP. Virtuous circle.

Guys one thing I have learned is that passively waiting and hoping people notice and get involved in your investment is not the way to succeed. Get on to your MP, to the Treasury, to the media, swarm X with activism. Talk up the Cornish Metals story. It works. I just sent a post to a treasury minister for example. Nothing wrong with making the case for something you believe in, nothing dodgy about it. Bang the drum and watch things happen.

I don't get why anyone is selling at these levels.

You would only be making money if you bought around 5.5 in the previous dip. But who the hell was selling at 5.5?

Thoughts?

Thanks very much, will read today.

I am invested and am very hopeful fot this stock, that's my disclaimer out of the way. The thing that threw me was the tanking in the share price which nobody seemed to understand. Conspiracy theories abound about shorts, but I just can't see it. I chanced upon this guy on X who put up a chart of share and warrant issuance which he blames for the dilution of the price. Can anyone access this data, do they agree and is this something to keep an eye on going forward?

https://x.com/Mana_Tr33/status/1659346293376839682?t=b0LKiSvhYEGSWSPj-r4i6w&s=19

I'll freely admit I don't understand why anyone would sell here. If you are long why take a loss? Why would anyone bother to short such an illiquid and tiny stock?

the idea that co2 is a pollutant or that it is the temperature control knob for the planet is deeply ******ed.

You can simplify your post by saying there are many variables that determine the value of the cash in your pocket. The same can be said for Bitcoin. Tge one thing going against it wasnthat you can't go to the shops with it and buy goods or pay your taxes with it. The state is king. However, if ANY nation on the planet accepts it and uses it, that's game changing. Once Bitcoin is interchangeable with cash, it is cash. Countries now increasingly have Bitcoin positions and banks have now capitulated and got on board. I was a big sceptic on Bitcoin despite all the altruistic and logical reasons why it made sense. I think it has now reached a critical mass in acceptance, it's not going away now.

I used to think like this, the thing that changes everything is banks and govts getting involved. Once you have official support and state approval then all these arguments that it's not real money don't hold water any more. The cash in your pocket is worthless except for the fact people accept it has value and is recognised by the state.