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No one knows - still as clear as mud as it has been for the past three or so years.

He/she said this about Tun West on Sep 12th at 08:51 - ‘ I think we've just got to face facts no one's coming forward to lend the money . Game over.’ And look at Tun now - funded and going into production.

Gingy, I implore you to continue to post your comedic soundbites - they are the gifts that keep on giving.

BoD’s running out of April for the latest quarterly results - so, perhaps tomorrow.

Toiler, A painful memory that one. 😂

Head offices must be collaborating today: my HQ’s filed a demand for one, too.

As Slurm says, it ‘s ‘unfair value’.

Tro, Timber.

Where’s Ronaldo when you need him?

Https://x.com/ctindale/status/1997471488514134481

Https://www.mining.com/bessent-urges-world-bank-to-shift-funding-towards-critical-minerals/

Easily done - a lot of us are becoming over-researched. 😂

As far as I know, Cornish Lithium is designated as an NSIP, whereas SML is not - would be delighted if it were, though.

Camillas, Where did you find that SML’s classed as an NSIP, please.

I understand that, but it has to stay above it for a true breakout, which should happen this afternoon if the volume keeps building.

Spread’s wider to shake out the remaining weaker hands.

I would like to add that Zeus has used NPV10, when a country like the UK would be ordinarily be NPV8, which is what SP Angel used in its previous note - yet another valuation-uplift to materialise.

6.3p is the resistance - once past that, the next one is around 7.8.

Perhaps. - https://www.mining.com/web/trump-administration-working-on-critical-minerals-trade-pact-with-select-group-greer-says/

T/man, I’m with you on that - and keep in mind that Zeus has applied an NPV of 10, when in the UK it should be 8.

6.3p is the resistance - once that’s smashed, then into the 7s - no historical resistance thereafter,