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Amen to that

What is/was the Gatwick gusher? Did i see her business card in a phone booth?

No surprise that the Americans want south crofty tin. Next in will be Europe, who also want South Crofty tin. This is going to end in takeover bids. Then the UK govt cone into play. Got a feeling tin is set to be a visible bargaining chip in Trade negotiations across the world. IMHO this points to a share price valued well above the tinnage pri e if tin

MPO818, nobody loves you, do they?

The main risks are, IMHO, that the PEAs are too optimistic. We won't know for sure until the mine is drained. Also that the tin price drops. But that aside I think it is a well supported project with a high likelihood of success. The key is the FID later this year. Before that, there is a risk. But then, how else would you make a profit?

Gingy, from the report below, the marjet cap is projected to rise approximately 3-fold

Looks to me like a price target of £4 in 2027. The main risk I see is that there isn't as much tin to mine as hoped, but the various PEAs seem to be confident enough. I'd like to know more about Cornish Lithium

160? Any science behind that?

I can only imagine what a good fid package will do to the share price

Dreamcatcher, me too. Anticipating holding into 2028

Ludicrous. this wave of excitement and then oooh, a wave of fear. The trouble with promoting retail investment is that shares will destabilise. This one is a clear case

I guess it depends whether they have a choice of lenders. I'd hope so

Thr big milestone will be funding. Im sure they cam get this, but what will the lenders want: equity? Goverment guarantees? And id imagine they would look at the average price of tin over a period. If so, which period? Tin is rising sharply but that means a 3 month average is lower. Should the board try to delay a funding agreement or conclude now?

Gingy you are right. There is risk and there has been/will be a long wait. But taking all into account this is the best bet I've seen. Would i gamble everything? No. But if you want to find a goldmine, try a tin mine.

To me, the sweet spot for selling is when the mine goes into production, and when the tin price is high/dollar exchange rate favourable. I feel like this share is a bit of a novelty to the UK investment market as most other miners operate overseas and represent a specialised niche. But this one could attract retail investors too, which could lead to some very tasty price bubbles

So you have 62,500 shares now? You could end up over £500k with that. I've got £24k shares. I'll wait until the final investment decision before I even think about selling and probably beyond that.

Big issue will be not just the prive but also the dollar exchange ratr.

PS i hope no damage done to the mine during the storm?

What has China got to do with the PLA and how did Labour have a hand in some malware attack? You must be a reform voter.

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The national wealth fund night make me a lot better off and that's a labour initiative. The tories were laissez faire and they didnt care about regional investment. Im quite apolitucal unless it directly affects me. This does, so hurray for the present govt.

Aye. Vodafone have made their divi strategy clear. This is a growth stock with medium divi