Copper 360 Limited

Stopped out of CPR at R61.00. That 3.2% gap down was ugly.

CPR getting hammered 4.69% today but still holding above the R58 support level that's been key since October. At current levels the risk/reward looks interesting for a bounce play, though I'd want to see some volume confirmation before committing capital to this one.

CPR's move to R64 today caught my eye, though I'm cautious about chasing momentum in resources. The longer-term story hinges on copper demand tailwinds and whether management can execute on their project pipeline without diluting shareholders, which matters when you're already ru

CPR jumping 4.92% to R64 today, and I'm curious what's driving the copper enthusiasm given current water stress across mining regions. If this is recovery momentum rather than weather-dependent relief, the fundamentals could be worth digging into, but I'd want to see sustained ra

CPR broke below the 200-day MA at R66 and closed on the lows today, -6.06% is a proper breakdown that suggests further weakness unless we see a reversal candle tomorrow.

The 3% sell-off on CPR feels overdone given the operational fundamentals haven't deteriorated overnight. Copper spot prices remain structurally supported by energy transition demand, and until we see material margin compression in the quarterly results or a deterioration in free

CPR's 3% pullback presents a decent entry point if the balance sheet remains fortress-like, but I'd need to dig into reserve grades and all-in sustaining costs before committing. Copper plays are seductive value traps when sentiment swings, so management's capital discipline on e

CPR at R65 looking interesting if they can actually execute on that copper project timeline they keep pushing. Three percent pop today feels like short-covering rather than conviction though.

CPR up 3.17% to R65 today - copper spot prices holding firm above $9k/ton is helping. Question is whether they can actually execute on volume growth or just ride the commodity wave.

CPR up 3.17% to R65 today. Resources sector getting some love but copper's still rangebound globally - need to see if this holds or just profit-taking momentum.

CPR dropping 7% to R65 today, wonder what spooked the market or if this is just profit-taking from the copper rally.

CPR popping 6.25% to R68 today. Copper demand story still holds if they can actually deliver on production targets—been burned by junior miners before though.

CPR up 6.25% to R68 today - is this copper play finally getting momentum or just noise? That production guidance better deliver next quarter or we're back to R60.

CPR at R67 is up nearly 5% today but I'm not chasing it - need to see if this holds above R66.50 or it's just another pump.

CPR sitting flat at R64 while copper spot prices have been climbing. Is the market pricing in execution risk on their projects, or just sleeping on this?

CPR down 1.45% to R68 - copper's been under pressure globally and this isn't surprising. Worth watching if we get a proper bounce in the commodity, otherwise the downside could extend.

CPR down 1.45% to R68 is noise if you're looking at the actual copper story. Problem is the balance sheet's been stretched thin funding that expansion.

CPR up 4.48% to R70 today while most copper plays are getting hammered by China demand fears. This pop feels like profit-taking before the next selloff hits the sector.