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Your beloved TUN was in the high 80’s at the start of 2024.

Where is it now?

Where it should be be in development.

IMO

This share will only take off as we get institutional investors.

Until then steady rises as we go

Some days up

Some days down

Of little concern to those retailers invested for the long haul. If TUN was such a good share maybe that’s where you should be

Whjmflp

So goodbye to the flakey holders.

We are running on a track now and just passed another marker.

Just a nice update

Forward is a good direction to be going.

I’m happy enough to wait.

Whjmflp

Every now and then a reasonably large (compared to recent daily transactions) trade goes through.

Are we on the cusp of rising?

Even news of dewatering progress will shake a bit IMO.

I do not believe we are treading water (pun) just steady progress along a path to delivery.

The market only wants daily money for the market.

A project like this is for a long time.

All IMO

Whjmflp

The only question I would like to ask is when did the board know that the timescale had slipped a year?

Surely something as material to the sp was known they had a duty to report and not wait?

Whjmflp

Of course IMO

The number of shares in general circulation and market size for Churn is quite small in relative terms.

Any news good or bad can be ‘choked off’ quite easily and the share price moved with ease whichever way they want.

Only reaching serious milestones will cause resets.

These are in the future but the market still has to remain open for business.

If someone wants to buy a quantity of shares which are not available the market has to shake them free unless it is a serious quantity in which case the market has to react to get them.

Patience is a virtue

Whjmflp

Is it possible that the 200,000 last reported trade has been a worked trade over the last few days.

Those who know market makers better than me might have an answer

Whjmflp

Again IMO

All day a sea of blue (although in the scheme of things not a position changing number of shares)

The last trade showing so far as a pretty poor trade price.

First thing tomorrow my guess is open at a rise in price

We only see what they want the weak to see

Whjmflp

With the best will in the world

This share reached 28+ with nothing but herd instinct and greed.

To project any price at this stage is a wild guess with no chance of accuracy.

My hope is at least £1 at some time driven by the same herd instinct, the future price of tin, a resource uplift and tin scarcity.

That is why I am invested and it is in my opinion a reason to be here.

Whjmflp

Tortoise

All iMO of course

The market for most of the time will always control the price.

Occasionally they get screwed (yippee)

This share will rarely be stable until tin comes out of the ground

The best long termed can hope for is an upward trajectory propelled by fid/fomo/proximity to production.

So daily swings should generally be of no concern unless you are a 10%er.

Sit back and think in months.

The actual market for retail is very illiquid and the market makers only need to produce a daily market price for somewhere around 50k shares.

They can fill off book orders by screwing around with the mid price anytime they want

Whjmflp

IMO

This is non stop to production.

On the curve and only Market playing around is shaking the tree for the weak.

Mopping up while riding upwards

Whjmflp

Ant

IMO as always

It’s like the so called 1 share that others relate to an upcoming RNS

The market does what it does and reports however it wants to report.

It can move the bid/ask price to make a buy look like a sell (a slight move can shift the mid point either side of a struck price)

When it wants to report it on the mid price it can say unknown

How does the market know an ‘off book’ or late reported trade mid-price

However buy/sell?

Someone buys when someone sells lol

They work for themselves markets

Whjmflp

It’s really just a question for those who know better than I do

Let’s pose a question or two

So a sizeable buy published at a certain time at the top of the range is immediately followed by a couple of sells at the bottom of the range then a string of buys all morning is inexplicably followed by a small sell at the bottom of the range

Or

Last purchase of a buying day is a sell so the overnight published price seems low

1. Who monitors this type of practice

2. Who monitors anything on AIM

Roll on FTSE 250

Whjmflp

It’s only my opinion but with HMG owning a golden share funding should not be an issue

Whjmflp

Aig

You have forgotten to use 2 critical elements in Grok

1. Greed

2. Herd

Retail greed says all 10%ers will dip in and out trying to predict news, milestones, fid and other points on the upward sweep

Insti’s will be looking at this for the long term once fid is sorted (they work in years) and once fid sorted the herd will form

All IMO

Whjmflp

Exactly

Ending phase 1

All IMO of course

Phase 1 very near ready to complete

Pumps being readied to go to phase 2

Dewatering rate ready to max out for that milestone

Then max out dewatering as long lead items on supply

Full steam ahead to production once FID bridge crossed

On the up curve

Whjmflp

Might be 2 x RNS’s in short order then vis

Whjmflp

The opportunists and 10%’ers think an update on phase 1 is due shortly and retail are nearly all at the ‘buy’ price.

All IMO of course

Maybe 12’ish is coming

Whjmflp

Just listened to John Lennon Imagine.

Imagine The Duchy of Cornwall quietly being a Shareholder.

Right on their doorstep and ever so environmentally green.

Whjmflp

Different skill sets/people now required.

Starting phases coming to completion.

Race to production people needed.

Whjmflp