RE: Long & Strong24 Feb 2026 12:39
JohnMichaels, nice post. March 2016 for me. 10 year roller coaster party next month. My take is that the rise is based on increased sentiment due to the change of the BoD, drilling progress, increased return from Cobre, government grants, trade wars increasing prices and good results. Most know my view on LCCM and I expect nothing from there as Cuprum's testing ground for their "revolutionary leaching process", but happy to be proved wrong. I do think the current rise has taken into account the expected (good) MRE findings to a certain extent and that we are just as likely to see a drop as we are to see a rise when published. If they are exceptional we may see a rise, if they are good we may see STH departing and a small drop as they go to hunt elsewhere. Then we should slowly creep up again. As I am of an age where further christmas's are counted in single digits, I would like to see this bought out (one can always hope). I don't think a £200m mcap is outside the bounds of possibility with an outstanding MRE with exceptional indicated resource. Interesingly, when I google "MRE mining" on chrome on my pc, the AI overview lists three example cases, Cornwall Resources being the third example.