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Bluebird Merchant Ventures Ltd - South Korea-focused gold company primarily focused on bringing historic mines back into production - Signs USD5 million farm-out agreement for its Gubong gold project in South Korea. USD5 million investment is by a consortium of South Korean businessmen to gain up to 60% of the joint venture established to bring the project to production. Consortium will provide JV management and finance, plus corporate and planning expertise. Bluebird is evaluating a similar deal to develop the Kochang gold and silver mine, also in South Korea.

This share will re rerate in its own time. Profit takers taking this profits. good luck to them.

34% down is at least 8p from last week from todays opening.

I have seen many shares where they are going down BOD do not release RNS. This is the first one in a long time to say otherwise. DYOR

There was no reason for seller to sell. The BOD has confirmed nothing has changed. Sellers now have sold out on a loss

If this was bad BOD would not release a RNS. DYOR.

The Company will release its unaudited financial statements and management discussion and analysis ("MD&A") for the three months ended March 31, 2024 by May 23, 2024.

Ken Armstrong, Interim CEO of Cornish Metals, commented: "The Company is unaware of any reason for the selling pressure on the Cornish Metals share price this week. We believe the PEA reported on April 30, 2024 is robust and represents a strong foundation for further evaluation of the South Crofty tin project. South Crofty is fully permitted for mining through to 2071 and has planning permission in place to construct a process plant and other surface facilities on Company owned land adjacent to New Cook's Kitchen shaft. South Crofty is a strategic high-grade tin asset that is well positioned to take advantage of the strong demand for tin, which we believe due to its critical nature and continued supply uncertainty, is likely to continue to trade above the PEA tin price assumption of US$31,000 per tonne."

34% down is at least 8p

Cornish Metals Inc, up 17% at 6.80 pence, 12-month range 5.99p-15.80p. The Vancouver-based mineral exploration company notes the recent decline in its share price. Over the last five days, the stock has plummeted 34%. Cornish Metals reassures investors and said that "it is unaware of any operational or corporate reason for the price movement."

Impatient peeps who bought earlier in the morning now selling out for a loss.

Mms have played a blinder today. Shaking the weak out

Flown past the 200dsma. Could it be a buyout?

Flown past the 200dsma. Could it be a buyout?

Mms chasing for sellers. Get rid of stop losses.

(Sharecast News) - Angle, the AIM-listed liquid biopsy company which specialises in circulating tumour cell (CTC) solutions, has announced the results of a clinical study which show that its Parsortix system could be used to predict progression-free survival in patients with ovarian cancer.

The peer-reviewed publication studied the use of Parsortix to identify markers present in CTCs harvested from metastatic mutant-p53 platinum-resistant ovarian cancer (PROC) patients.

The study analysed 474 blood samples from 123 PROC patients over a two-and-a-half-year period during treatment until disease progression.

Angle's chief scientific officer Karen Miller said the paper "demonstrates the potential utility of molecular characterisation of CTCs enriched using the Parsortix system in monitoring ovarian cancer patients throughout their treatment and during follow-up".

She said: "The scale of this study, both in terms of numbers of patients and timescale of follow-up, is particularly important. It clearly demonstrates how use of the Parsortix system in cancer trials could in the future enable our pharma customers to gain an early understanding of how patients are responding to their drug."

Mms short on shares. Buys printed as sell. 130000 buy printed as a seller. Games.

In auction for the next leg up

Peeps who sold out on the cheap buying back in.

Excellent news and we are in red. No wonder companies want to leave AIM.

In auction

Beggars belief that peeps selling out on the cheap.