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Cornerstone up 6.9% at present

This is guess work, how long before they are able to do another rights issue?
I think the share price will be dropping until they can, rights offered to everyone, LTH's won't take up. Friends and Family will then hey presto once completed the rewards fro Slovenia appear

I once had shares in Sovereign Mines of Africa, who were in Guinea, it took a month of Sundays to get full mining licence, which they never operated. However I agree it is taking an inordinately long time here as well

I happen to be a shareholder in another company and on their board yesterday someone pasted this interview with Pierre Lassondre https://www.kitco.com/news/video/show/BMO-Conference-2021/3250/2021-03-08/Pierre-Lassonde-what-gold-bullions-decoupling-with-miners-signals-for-price#_48_INSTANCE_puYLh9Vd66QY_=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.kitco.com%2Fnews%2Fvideo%2Flatest%3Fshow%3DBMO-Conference-2021.
In it he refers to AISC charges for goldmines should be around 800-900 . We know where we got to last lot of figures nowhere near. Now I remember sometime ago we were not getting full dollar for our sales and the answer came back that we sold to a betts company for (?) final purification or similar. Does anyone think that those extra costs have been added to our AISC costs?

Total guess Mexico or Brazil

Iceberg, that point about them not cashing in their warrants is the most interesting thing in the last 500? 600? posts. In your opinion does this show their supreme confidence in a result? or We are only registering a point against Nick?
If they are wanting to take us over it wouldn't matter to cash in their warrants, as they would have to at one stage to achieve their goal

I was convinced Solgfinger became Cookiecrew - very similar turn of phrase

I agree, but should CGP give notice of an EGM (there are more than 14 days before the meeting , so in my book still possible), which is held first (or a day before) there could be a chairman of a different faith by the time the AGM comes around, my broker said instruct us by the end of the first week in DEC.

I think the problem is of going it alone is raising the finance. This is because I agree with Quady on being able to hire the missing parts of the jigsaw. I don't think there will be a bid for the whole show at this stage - too much. However, should we have 2-4 potential tier 1's (or more), I do not see a problem in taking one to its PEA and effectively mortgaging it against the chosen one first i.e. Alphala. Should there be others joints ventures are more possible then. This is not SXX where their asset was 20 miles under the North Yorks moors. They only had the one situation to borrow against, whereas we have assets we could relinquish if there was a disaster

I am not educated in reading these things, normally straightforward - this would be a reduction in holding. However something tells me this is a Spread bet/CFD for some 5% of the company. Please could someone put me straight?- Thank you.
pS delighted with the other RNS

97 in last hour on AdVFN

I used to live in a fishing village, Crab & lobster mainly, in winter they got the odd cod in the crab pots. I was lucky to be given one now and again, but was always told - keep it in the fridge a few days (maybe not 7) as if you eat it too fresh it falls to bits when you are trying to eat it

Never seen 8 price monitoring tickets within 12 hours, inc 4 before market opened this AM. what's up?

I shouldn't worry about that , they haven't managed to get Co name right for quite a few years up the top

I was with you Tiger, but 150 odd trades by 8.10 virtually all buys, since big sell off.

Organised day raid?

Surely they wouldn't engage NM , but Citi

I checked yesterday the date of last years H2 announcement, I think it said Aug 2nd

Tin was projected to be about 15% of the W tonnage, all those years ago in the feasibility study
So the concentration of W is the problem and by the looks of it a major one

quite frankly could be anything, nothing would surprise me, but we are running out of time for another disappointing result

I didn't enter the guesswork for what is produced this quarter. The important thing for me is the % of tin is in proportion to the Tungsten as planned, because if not they haven't sorted out the contentration of tungsten yet. This is the only reason the Tin has been high