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Let's hope someone is eyeing us up for a cheeky takeover bid you never now.

Getting very boring now come on Cornish.

Pump and dump.

If this rumour had got legs, the share price would be well north of £4 .

Don't get sucked in. Lots of people pumping this to get out.

If the rumour doesn't come to life this will drop like a stone.

Thank you Tortoise123 much appreciated.

Hi DavidRoberts, do you have a date for the review on shaft refurbishment and dewatering. I can't seem to find one. Thank you in advance.

People need to get a grip. There's no way Shell is going to make a bid for BP. Personally, I'm keeping my power dry for when this drops, hopefully to with a 2 at the start of it.

My understanding is that when all the ducks are lined up, we are going to production, 3rd quarter 2026, so not long to wait now.

Not denying it would be nice to see some sort of movement north from were we are at the moment. 20p does sound nice, but personally I'm in it for the long haul. It would be nice to have an idea what the share price would be in 2 years time when we're in production.

Hi HoylesFitness. I believe we are expecting an update on how dewatering and shaft refurbishment are shaping up sometime this month. If things are going to plan then maybe a push north, or in the case of recent positive news, maybe not.

Thank you for posting, that sounds good. At least there's wiggle room if and when the US start extracting from Ukraine and flooding the market with tin.

I just hope it's not the old saying "if something looks too good to be true, it usually is"

Does anyone know what the cut off price of tin is, whereby this would not be a viable operation to mine?

Cornish metals is doing all the right things but at the end of the day it all boils down to the tin price and that could be the make or break. At this moment in time it's all looking a bit like the wheels are about to fall off but let's hope not.

Tin price looking very woolly the last few months any ideas why the is ?

CFO leaving now that don't look good?

The rats are always first to leave the sinking ship?

Thank you for posting this. It all sounds very exciting.

We must be sailing close to the wind with regards finance?