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CUSN Cornish Metals Inc.

5.50
-0.35 (-5.98%)
26 Jul 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Cornish Metals Inc. LSE:CUSN London Ordinary Share CA21948L1040 COM SHS NPV (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.35 -5.98% 5.50 618,729 16:40:21
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
5.60 5.80 5.85 5.70 5.85
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores CAD CAD -2.71M CAD -0.0051 -17.65 31.31M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
16:40:21 UT 69,000 5.50 GBX

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2024-07-26 15:40:215.5069,0003,795.00UT
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Posted at 26/7/2024 09:20 by Cornish Metals Daily Update
Cornish Metals Inc. is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CUSN. The last closing price for Cornish Metals was 5.85p.
Cornish Metals currently has 535,270,712 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Cornish Metals is £48,174,364.
Cornish Metals has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -17.65.
This morning CUSN shares opened at 5.85p
Posted at 25/7/2024 09:24 by millennialinvestor
The market seems to be on the same page as me, as the share price has dropped 80% to a few pennies.

If things were all rosey like you think, share price would be still around 30p.

I will keep you updated Ognotfodees, as there seems to be a lot of emotional investors here who clearly are investing with their hearts, not their heads. CUSN BoD are laughing at any investors as the inevitable funding raise will completely dilute all existing shareholders - This is of course if the mine hasn't collapsed or been shutdown due to H&S concerns.
Posted at 16/7/2024 22:35 by nocluejustarandom
Seems someone at avdfn has identified cusn is most likely under valued too…

In summary.
Current Market Situation:
Cornish Metals Inc. (CUSN) stock is currently finding support around the 5 level. This means that the stock tends to stop falling around this price as buyers step in.

Key Resistance Levels:
The stock is facing significant resistance between the 6 and 8 levels. For a substantial upward movement, the stock needs to break through these resistance points.
Moving Averages Insight:
The 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) is higher than the 15-day EMA. This indicates a long-term downward trend as recent prices are lower than those over a longer period.
Stochastic Oscillators:
The stochastic oscillators are aligning between 40 and the oversold area. This suggests that the stock may be undervalued and could be due for an upward correction soon.
Investment Consideration:
Given these technical indicators, it might be a good time for investors to consider buying CUSN stock, anticipating a potential increase in value.

In summary, watch for a breakthrough above the 6-8 resistance levels and consider the current support at 5 as a potential buy zone, supported by favorable stochastic oscillator readings.

Always do your own research. It’s not my work, I just wrote the post.
Posted at 15/7/2024 21:12 by nocluejustarandom
😂😂 I do find you quite endearing.

While the share price might have initially declined after VBR's investment at 18p per share and warrants at 27p per share for 36 months, this isn't necessarily an issue. Share prices are influenced by many factors, including market conditions and investor sentiment, leading to short-term volatility.

VBR's investment signals confidence in the company's long-term prospects, with the warrant price set at a higher level indicating they expect the share price to rise.
I initially bought in at 15p, then again at 10p, and lowered the average more last week. However, I prefer to use VBR as an example, considering their CEO has overseen tens of billions of mining-related takeovers throughout his career.

I plan to hold my position and, while this current rather dramatic drop was not foreseen, I don’t mind being wrong about short-term volatility. If anyone could get every position right, they would be the richest person in the world in no time at all.

In essence, short-term price drops don't negate the long-term benefits of a strategic investment. As the company grows and performs, the share price should reflect these improvements.

Enjoy 🫡

DYOR
Posted at 15/7/2024 16:36 by nocluejustarandom
Mil, let's address your points with facts from recent RNS updates and broader market context:

1 Water Management:
The water levels at South Crofty are being maintained as predicted, with inflows matching historical data. This shows the project is effectively managing water ingress within expected conditions

2 Structural Repairs:
Dewatering was halted to address unforeseen structural issues in the NCK shaft, a proactive and necessary measure. This isn't a sign of poor planning but effective management of unexpected problems



3 Project Transparency:
Cornish Metals has been transparent, providing regular updates on progress and challenges, showing a commitment to safety and project success



4 Project Viability:
The latest Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) confirms the project's strong economic potential, reinforcing its viability despite the challenges faced


5 Hypothetical Concerns:
While you suggest that future hydrological connections and structural failures could occur, these are hypothetical scenarios. The current management practices and ongoing refurbishments significantly mitigate these risks. Cornish Metals has demonstrated proactive measures to handle such issues effectively

6 Share Price:
Share prices are influenced by broader market trends and investor sentiment, not just company-specific news. Despite short-term volatility, the project's fundamentals remain strong. Vision Blue Resources, a major investor with extensive experience, maintains a significant stake, indicating their confidence in the project's potential.

These points show that Cornish Metals is effectively managing the situation, and the project remains viable and on track.

Stated a few times now but always do your own research. I’m not a professional but I am a shareholder
Posted at 14/7/2024 14:30 by punterman
For those who have not seen the LSE board this was of particular interest IMOGingy "Could it possibly be more than one short position out on this? " and"How can they close a short position on this magnitude?"I am no expert in this area but have seen something like this happen before.To answer your first question - From what I have heard there could be more than one short position. Canadian rules are different to the UK's and seem to be less stringent. As we have seen with normal buying selling moving through percentages disclosures.Rules on shorting also appear to be different and I am picking up that uncovered and undisclosed shorting is taking place legally.Re " How can they close a short position on this magnitude?"The shorter will be hoping the company will issue shares on a non pre emption basis to raise finance. i.e. Issue shares to newcomers such as the shorter. The shorter will hope to step in to close their short position with new shares issued by the company. Having focussed their shorting in the period just before they think finance will have to be raised they will hope to drive the share price down and that the company will issue the shares at a lower price. Having destroyed confidence by undermining the price and by spreading rumours, existing shareholders become reluctant to continue to support/finance the company and the shorter then steps in with an offer to help out. They then make good the number of shares they have sold with the cheap newly issued shares. This is possible if pre-emption rights have been waived. In CUSN's case, the shorter probably worked out another financing round was coming - and saw that the company was looking to dis-allow pre-emption rights (proposal 8 I think it was in the AGM voting proposals). That meant the shorter would be able to step in and replace existing shareholders in a financing round. They saw their chance and took it. This is a huge lesson in why to avoid voting for disapplication of pre-emption rights. If those rights are maintained the shorters cannot replace shareholders, - AND there is less likelihood of them being cheap because the rationale for shorting is removed.I understand that one shorter in Canada adopts a blanket approach - and shorts a number of exploration companies as they approach another financing round.The danger for existing shareholders is to sit and do nothing. That brings success to the shorter. If existing shareholders buy the shares the shorter is selling the price is not driven down and the shorter makes a loss. Furthermore, if the company raises the finance it needs, from existing shareholders, they are not then diluted in % terms or in value terms and the company continues towards production.If the company finds finance from other sources i.e. does not issue shares, but sells assets or sells a future asset like an off-take agreement, then a share issue is not needed and the shorter then has to buy back the shares it has shorted causing a sharp share price increase back to previous levels..
Posted at 12/7/2024 08:08 by punterman
So everything is clearer today. The share price is less about fundamentals, brokers and investors seem at a consensus that CUSN is worth 27-31 pence and at least 5 times current share priceThere is also widespread chatter that CUSN has been targeted by a large shorter or shorters.
Posted at 22/5/2024 12:38 by punterman
As CUSN stated in the RMS there is no primary tin production in Europe of North AmericaWhat an opportunity for a large multi national with tin prices remaining high and the CUSN share price at an all time low with seemingly nothing adverse to effect its prospects Plenty here thought 10p represented good value
Posted at 22/5/2024 11:23 by punterman
Pasties and pirates aside, there are arguably more important questions to be answeredThere has been very little said here by usual posters as to potential reasons why the share price has nearly halved since it was around 11 and a quarter pence on the bid 2 weeks agoAccording to CUSN no fundamentals have changed since this share was bobbing along at 10p It's a fundamental elephant in the room and then there are the huge surges in trade volume Here are 3 questions:1 Why the sudden market excitement and high volume and price fall without any news? 2 What made the previous CEO leave the business?3 Does the current share price make this an attractive takeover target for one of the large global mining companies?
Posted at 22/5/2024 08:12 by djfrankie2
I thought we were expecting share price changing news today its progress bit not share price moving news
Posted at 09/4/2024 08:50 by seedoftongo
As this drips even lower , talks of 7 pence in the cricket club …..
Meanwhile the Devonshire guys over at TUN may over take the CUSN share price ….

It’s Rons pasty crunchers v Zeros cream tea sippers …
Cornish Metals share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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