Alphamin Resources CORP

APH at R1850.00: would you buy, hold or sell here? Genuinely curious.

APH closing out the day up 2.21% to R1850 is decent enough, though I'd want to see what's driving the lift before getting excited given tin's been under pressure lately.

APH up 0.57% today at R1750, not bad for a tin miner when the big gold boys are quiet. Eish, sometimes the smaller resources stocks move different ways than the heavy hitters.

APH down 3.49% to R1660 - tin prices getting hammered globally and this thing's exposed. Need to see where support lands before considering entry.

APH at R1751 after that 4.85% pop today – tin supply stories keep the thesis alive but we're still waiting to see if Mpama actually delivers the production they promised. Long-term play hinges on whether they can keep costs down when tin prices inevitably soften.

APH up 4.34% to R1,563 on tin strength, but Kamatanda's all-in costs still running higher than peers like Glencore's tin operations. That premium valuation won't stick if tin consolidates.

APH at R1550 up 3.47% today but tin prices staying volatile—if we get sustained demand from solar panel manufacturers the next 18 months could be solid, otherwise this bounces between R1400-R1600 range. Depends if they can cut costs at Manono before the market turns.