Critical Mineral Resources Share Discussion Threads

[ace ventura11] 06/3/2024 15:20

Mkt Cap a Tiddly £900k. Bargain Buy for a quick 100% on this fall.

[ace ventura11] 06/3/2024 15:18

Losers sell at a Loss. Ive added a Few more Just going to collect a quick 100% here then wait for QBT to Multi Bag. GLA

[shortcpx] 06/3/2024 15:14

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lancashire-25681984 used to getting beaten up then

[pre] 06/3/2024 15:02

looking dire here

[corrientes1] 06/3/2024 12:37

Yeah ! Tell it to the marines as they used to say.

[profit7] 06/3/2024 10:05

Has anyone seen pics on $cmrs on Twitter?


Looks high grade copper

£1m mcap could be huge turnaround

[profit7] 06/3/2024 10:04

Very positive news that a dynamic investment vehicle has taken a significant stake here: Messrs Thomson and Naylor will ‘eat what they kill’ - *fortune favours the brave

[corrientes1] 06/3/2024 09:09

'wee' change ?

Mind you, at this extremely low cap literally anything could happen now, but how can they raise any serious money ? Is this just another scam company ?

Maybe us external shareholders should club together and buy the outfit.! LOL.

[the modeller] 06/3/2024 08:48

Looks like a wee change of shareholder cast this morning - v.sanguine :-)

[the modeller] 27/2/2024 08:15

A project to power Britain from 3.6GW of solar power in Morocco is moving a step closer to fruition as its backers prepare to commission the world’s biggest cable-laying ship. James Humfrey, the CEO of the company behind the project, Xlinks said:

“This will offer a near constant, clean and affordable supply of electricity to the UK and play a key role in Morocco and the UK’s future prosperity.”

[the modeller] 07/2/2024 15:19

New X (Twitter) feed: @CriticalMinRes

[the modeller] 30/1/2024 13:06

Very positive news that a dynamic investment vehicle has taken a significant stake here: Messrs Thomson and Naylor will ‘eat what they kill’ - *fortune favours the brave!*.

[corrientes1] 24/1/2024 11:14

I don't know what event will trigger a return to 'normality' and the current steep malaise of the LSE must surely be a giant negative for CMRS and similar type companies just now.

However, unless the natural laws of supply and demand have been eradicated forever, bargains abound at the moment, one of which has to be CMRS. Since the gap ups will happen so very quickly, the ordinary buyer in more 'normal' times wil still have to be very quick on their feet so as not to make a loss, I should know !!!.

[the modeller] 24/1/2024 10:26

175k shares bought this morning and I noticed a 500k share transaction a few day days ago . . .

[garth] 17/1/2024 16:41

New thread:

[the modeller] 17/1/2024 13:35

That depends on deal structure - their recent acquisition was in shares at a current premium to share price.

[wac23] 17/1/2024 09:58

I guess it's all about cash. Do they have enough to get going or will there be a raise?

[the modeller] 17/1/2024 06:39

Yes, a great story here: an agile London standard list company mining Co, with a focus on Morocco - a jurisdiction with no real political risk. And crucially underpinned by an irrefutably strong long-term demand curve for its assets:https://about.bnef.com/blog/copper-prices-may-jump-20-by-2027-as-supply-deficit-rises/

[corrientes1] 16/1/2024 18:22

Unlike some of the locations of other mining shares I have interests in,unfortunately to my cost,I like the political stability of Morocco. This is such an increasingly important consideration these days if you're going to invest in mining shares.

The only instability seems to be of the geological type, which hopefully won't become a major issue here.

[the modeller] 16/1/2024 12:43

Dear ace,Thank you, and my apologies but I just took this from CMR's investor presentation. Christopher Lambert has now been removed from the header and Noureddine Sabraoui duly retitled as COO (which I also missed but seems to be an eminently sensible C-suite appointment).Best wishes,-TM

[the modeller] 16/1/2024 12:16

PLEASE GO TO NEW THREAD (with charts)Critical Mineral Resources: Clean Energy Metals and Minerals

[garth] 16/1/2024 12:14

Thanks for putting a new thread together TM.