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Probably people who are concerned that the time is ticking away and the cash to keep this going is running out. The sale of some of CUSN’s other assets will help for a period but not to take it to production.

Until funding is secured it is still a gamble no matter how big the potential in my opinion.

Only time will tell but yes I agree some must be selling out as they are concerned.

Let’s hope we who are left in are on the right side of this.

Thank you Vii

Why wouldn’t you want to fund this project .

Check out Mining.com - Tin on a multi year bull run.

It predicts tin to reach $45000 a tonne by 2033.

Sorry , for some reason I can’t copy it to here.

Perhaps one of you fine fellows or ladies could do so.

You can’t expect them to release an RNS when there is nothing to report. The new CEO starts next week if the information is correct. Let’s see what he brings to the table, imo he must have been appointed for a reason . If they were not confident in securing anything positive then why fork out on a new chief exec ?

It remains to be seen how, what and why .

Nobody knows the price of tin in 2027, correct.

Perhaps a little optimism and hope can be taken from the graph showing historical tin price in the last 5 years. Hit a low of 15k a tonne around 2020 probably due to Covid and has hit a high of 48k a tonne in 2022. The graph shows a trend upwards over the past 5 years if you observe its low points.

Let’s hope the trend continues going forward.

Thank you once again for your insight and response Vii and taking time out of your day to reply.

Vii - when you get an opportunity could you give us your take on Pawgees find on companies house, Cornish metals filing history 16th - 22nd August.

Thank you

We need someone on here who knows their mustard to explain the filing history on companies house between the 16th -22nd August . VII ?

Good find Pawgee

Reuters 24/01/2024

Tin demand from the green sector could more than double by 2030, potentially topping 70,000 tons per annum equivalent to a fifth of current consumption.

This suggests that fundamentals are set to remain strong and the focus will be on the supply side and the extent to which producers will be able to meet this additional demand.

Looks like timing is perfect if we get into production.

I believe there has been so much time, money and preparation put into this that it will end favourably for us. There are no guarantees in business but if you pack your company with good people with a plethora of experience you have a chance. The resource is good and hopefully the tin price will continue to rise.

I could get out now with a small profit which to be honest I thought about after the shares bumping around the 5p price but I do believe in this .

Good knowledgeable people on board to take this forward so I’m staying put for the long term which was always my position. I might end up getting burnt but you have to take risks sometimes in life.

Thank you guys, will be looking to go back in for more if it dips down to 7. I’ll take the little wins for now and quite happy with recent announcements, Don Turvey and drill results. A few of the analysts forecasts are very bullish at present.

Hi All, do you think the reaction today to drill results will be a short lived spike or do you believe it could increase steadily going forward ? Will it just be a case now of waiting for funding, merger or takeover before it takes off again ?

Would be interested to hear peoples opinions.

Good day today to cheer us all up after some of the nonsense posted on here by a certain individual.

A sea of blue currently .

All good imo as they have their man lined up to oversee funding, merger, takeover or through to production possibly under their own banner.

Good news for us all .

We’ve got Copper too 👏

Bingo !!!

Appears that Mick Davis and Don Turvey were both at BHP/ Billiton when the merger went through in 2001.

Thank you Noclue - look forward to meeting you for the CUSN shareholders champagne day 🍾 .

Thank you for your time and have a good weekend after a blue week 🚀.

A question to those with more insight and knowledge than I.

If the results for The Great Flat Lode come back with positive outlook how will this aid the feasibility of the project? Will it mean that the $31000 per tonne that was used in the feasibility study go out the window and a lower tin price could be used to calculate whether the project is viable due to the volume of tin in the area ?