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Thats not true, its just that the Govt needs to be more forthright, vocal and then committed.

@prop whats the right offer, im patriotic, but im in this for myself.

Popular opinion is that it was the warrants that were issued recently were sold, was a loan company, they made some great profit and likely sold the shares off.

I never complain about someone selling, every time someone buys there will usually be a sell later, fundamentals havnt changed...

My average is a bit higher than yours trout, but i have held for a long time and hold more, no view to sell i can see MRE is complete a possible sale might happen in a similar fashion with the EV industry and lithium mines, makes so much commercial success to invest in your supply chain

A blue end to the day IMO.

Complete BS, dont forget the board are major share holders (with rmoney they invested), there is no current need for money, drilling all paid for with govt matched funding and a reliable stream for income from Cobre continues to keep things going.

People have agendas, DYOR and act on your own best interests.

It will grow as the resource picture develops and increases, i would expect a few big upward days prior to xmas

That £75k was a sell (yesterday also)

But it has somewhat derisked holders, it can drift a little but as this builds the resource picture up is the only way. if many of the other cores show this level then its going to be a very heavy xmas for SML holders.

I took the below from a mining website, just felt it was relevant to todays drill results

For Silver:

High-grade: Over 50 g/t – That’s shiny!

Medium-grade: 15-50 g/t – Not bad at all.

Low-grade: Below 15 g/t – Might still be worth it with the right conditions.

For Copper:

High-grade: More than 1% (10,000 g/t) – A real copper bonanza.

Medium-grade: 0.5-1% (5,000-10,000 g/t) – Decent.

Low-grade: Less than 0.5% (5,000 g/t) – Needs a closer look.

Im a big fan of silver and to a lesser extent copper, anything over 10g per tonne is where it starts to be considered low, over 50g pt is high, but given copper is present in high grades its likely recoverable as a whole...

Wow, exceeded my expectations

Well once in date/time order you see that a lot of the other delayed trades balance each other out, so I'm inclined to agree with dobre, something is holding this down at the moment

2 big buys last friday, £124k and £50k, someones coming in, yes i checked both are defo buys

The tungsten price is hugely relevant, it will be the driver behind this, how the NPV is calculated and the price is relative to want/need, therefore both of you are being very naive. The converse of what you are saying is that if tungsten was worthless it would still be worth mining, okay even the derampers havnt tried that one

We have seen some very good pictures showing strong mineralisation, im all in on this, no derisk from me.

Im guessing its the assay office thats causing the "delay", maybe not a delay as such as no breached timelines have been given, but more a possible bottleneck.

I just want to say thanks to the board moderators, hard job, keep up the good work.

Ralph, you should be kicked off the board for comments like that, fully funded, false info

No placing needed, nice try

IMO way too much focus on lithium, if CATL's sodium battery delivers all what is says it can in the mass market then lithium is dead, a mention of tin and copper, but nothing on tungsten other than in the growth section in the list. Also interesting no mention of silver anywhere yet US has recently added silver to its list. I hope this is a "work in progress" type document, its a start but not a great one.