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Quiet? funereal deathly silence.

Wish I had a spare £13 000 to buy 200 000 shares during the dip. Already converted my entire share holdings into CORA GOLD.

$3393 is the current price so buoyant today.

$3355 is the current price of the famous yellow ore. Over to the Mali government for a seismic game changer. Come on Cora.

Love the July - 28p prediction.

Mining approval Green light? July 2025

DFS update? July

Funding triggered with Atlantique? July.

Construction begins: October 2025.

Gold price used in DFS: $3250

AISC: $1250

Average yearly production? 100, 000 0z

Madina Foulbe Maiden resource? 500,000 oz

My thoughts exactly. The end of year report reads very favourably though.

Going to just hover until DFS or permit news lands. But very quiet.

Great to see gold ore in the rocks shown in the link below. Bert thought production in 18 months time in the podcast. MALI please give permit approval soon.

Sell price is up 0.56 of a pence, so still this slow drift upwards before the big news hits.

12 500 sell just gone through at 8.53p, nicely ticking up all week now.

Gold is sticking around $3290 so with permit news then a clear DFS this could still rocket upwards.

Can only see this ticking up this afternoon given the sell price rising.

Trend is still upwards with still lots of tiny trades. Hoping for real news this week.

Looks as though the sell price is rising so expect another tick up later.

Future progress on the permits and the next DFS and then tangible production figures are badly needed to multiply the share price many times over. Hold for at least 18 months or better still, buy more and then hold.

Gold up 30% this year with a new record high of $3343. A safe haven at the moment.

I have sold my entire 8 share portfolio and just ploughed into this one share. Enjoying the progress and expect so much more in the next 18 months. £1 a share would be nice. Early retirement etc etc

The herd will arrive one day buying everything in sight.

Back in the top ten risers on LSE lists.