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Very undervalued here. All looking very positive yet no movement in the shares. I expect this to be more like 10p by the end of the year.

Yeah I mean is this company not moving into the most exciting phase of its history? Doesn't seem to be much interest and I can't quite figure out why.

There's a lot of warrants out there at 2p. When are they going to start exercising? I want them cleared.

Yes shocking pullback here. 4p to 2.5p in a few weeks. Agree that they should have released more results but they are going straight to an MRE which they surely wouldn't do if the results didn't warrant it.

Very disappointing share price though.

Preparing an MRE for fluorspar and gallium sounds very positive to me. They wouldn't do that if they weren't confident of a significant resource.

Can take a while for broker systems to be updated and American investors to start buying.

Bargain price. Most of the fluorspar and gallium results to come plus the resource estimate. That alone could be worth the market cap. Then the rare earths backed by a US grant. Money in the bank from warrants. Looking good.

Last post sounding a bit desperate. Obviously wished they had bought in at a lower price. Going to be very busy over the next 6 months drilling in an area previously known for tungsten.

Once the brakes are taken off this could really start to move.

Things are going to start happening here again soon. They have the money and they have a great tungsten prospect. Every chance this could be a multi multi bagger like GMET was.

Deathstranding has been on here over 5 years talking it down. He called it a strong sell at 2p and I bought. He called it a strong sell at 3p and I bought. You get the picture. He's a moron. He has no understanding of what share trading is about. If the latest drill results are below expectations he'll be on here gloating as though he knew all along.

The issue here is that Conroy has 8 bagged from the low point of 2p a year ago. There has been no change to the assets whatsoever in that time. Yes you can laugh at that idiot DS saying strong sell the whole time. 5 years on here posting away and he hasn't made a penny. The trouble is that I would say that people buying now are taking a great risk. They are only drilling one deep hole at Clontibret. What happens if they don't hit good gold intersections below 250m.

Again I ask the same question. Why only drill one deep hole? Why not drill a few to answer the question once and for all of whether there is higher grade gold at depth?

Yes the problem is 404 that gold in the ground is worthless unless you dig it up. If you're new here you might not be aware that cgnr has been talking about Clontibret for over 20 years. In fact they reported a million oz resources at Clontibret in 2008 which has gone down over the years to half a million. I'm sure plenty of early shareholders from the early 2000s have dropped dead waiting for something to happen. That is the reality.

One thing I find odd though is that so much emphasis is put on the possibility of higher grade gold at depth yet they only drill one deep hole. That seems very risky to me.

Are you kidding 404x. This is the most positive the board has been in years. As for deathstranding if you hadn't realised he is literally obsessed with this company. His entire posting history dating back years is negative posts about cgnr.

It's a shame they couldn't raise at a higher price but actually I think it's a good sign that they were able to raise all this money. Will be long forgotten if they prove up a major tungsten deposit.

Let's be honest, this isn't about planning and objections. This is about the next set of results from deeper drilling. If the grades aren't good enough to justify underground mining what does it mean for cgnr. Any sensible answers? I'm not interested in the opinions of people who are desperate for this to fail.

"Soil sample geochemistry from the Defender and Pine Crow area shows elevated tungsten, copper and zinc, which can be traced for at least 1.4 km along strike following a granite-limestone contact, indicating extensions to the outcropping skarn-style mineralisation at Pine Crow and Defender"

Now trenching about 400-500m apart confirms there is continuity of tungsten in the rocks.

This could be huge for a company valued at £3m.

"Importantly, elements that could act as processing penalties for WO₃ were recorded at very low concentrations"

Low processing costs is a massive bonus.