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Mine too Imp. A bit tongue in cheek , sarcasm isn't always easy to achieve on a Bb though.
Best wishes.
Wow! That's some set up but it's only 12.6km .. we need nearly 4 times that, but I suppose it will all come down to cost and reliability in the end.
Hi, Up2
The defence of civilisation is not a party political matter (as it happens, my own politics are slightly to the right of centre).
Best wishes.
Hear hear.
unlikely seeing as the conspiratorial lot on here were posting supporting Trump during last election
Hydro really appreciate your findings/views. I concur with a couple of other posters about sticking IMHO after your statements but I am sure most of us get that it is a calculation rather than "facts". Ps here is a fact HL have just offered to take just over 2m shares at 17.71. Whatever happens in the coming days with these immoral shorters that tells me someone is still happy to take a reasonable amount. Keep the faith hold your nerve and.. Gareth Southgate please send your team out to attack tonight nothing to lose we are through so entertain your public:)))
GLA MFU
Hydro .. I think they will use a train to get the ore from Hav to Telfer .. just my opinion !
"It is genuinely shocking that in 45 minutes you have only got 2 tick ups for that post. One of them's mine."
Maybe they're Labour party members?
A good underground mine will be at 7-10g/t. Open pit you're at anywhere between 1-4g/t.
I think this statement is out of date with new mining methods.
Jeez .. my green bin is full to overflowing !
Don't question Hydro he has his people working on it, they'll have the mine plan ready just as soon as they've identified the big buyer in the background who's been buying for 8 months without triggering a TR1, predicted what BlackRock are about to do, and orchestrated the most unlikely and smallest short squeeze in history...
Hydrogen, your generalisation on the grades applicable to the viability of U/G and open pit mining are broadly correct. South African U/G gold mines will support that hypothesis.
However, there will be a lot of head scratching going on with Newcrest's mine planners as how best to mine the Hav. ore body, as the only way it is likely to work at an average grade at circa 2.4g/t is with high tonnage, massive open stopes. South African mines can't do that because they're mostly narrow vein deposits, and labour intensive to mine - so they require the higher gold grade.
Such high tonnage U/G mines exist - Rio's Palabora mine comes to mind (they use block caving, which suits copper ore) - which is being economically mined circa 0.6% Cu.
Other factors the Newcrest lads will be grappling with, are the potential infrastructure costs to move the required volume of ore from stope to process plant. Will it be hoisting via shaft; hauling or conveying via a decline? Whichever way, lots of pennies spent getting to where they want to be. The PFS should spell out the strategy.
Hydrogen, your generalisation on the grades applicable to the viability of U/G and open pit mining are broadly correct. South African U/G gold mines will support that hypothesis.
However, there will be a lot of head scratching going on with Newcrest's mine planners as how best to mine the Hav. ore body, as the only way it is likely to work at an average grade at circa 2.4g/t is with high tonnage, massive open stopes. South African mines can't do that because they're mostly narrow vein deposits, and labour intensive to mine - so they require the higher gold grade.
Such high tonnage U/G mines exist - Rio's Palabora mine comes to mind (they use block caving, which suits copper ore) - which is being economically mined circa 0.6% Cu.
Other factors the Newcrest lads will be grappling with, are the potential infrastructure costs to move the required volume of ore from stope to process plant. Will it be hoisting via shaft; hauling or conveying via a decline? Whichever way, lots of pennies spent getting to where they want to be. The PFS should spell out the strategy.
Hi, TMT, jackthebear & starvest,
I'm with you on this. I've looked at the history (which is not so long ago; I was not alive at the time, but my father certainly was, learning how to use a sten gun), and what happened under the third reich is not something which should be repeated. This is part of a larger problem, which is (i) blaming minorities, whenever anything goes wrong; and (ii) placing all one's hopes in one fallible individual, the great leader.
The best thing about this billboard is the digressions. How much I appreciate them. One of my favourite anti-fascist photos may be found below. A French woman in Lisieux, Normandy, serving cider to a British soldier, in 1944. Note that her right shoe is too small for her, and does not match her left. Things were not so easy for the French, under the German occupation.
http://media.iwm.org.uk/ciim5/45/458/large_000000.jpg
Best wishes.
"It is genuinely shocking that in 45 minutes you have only got 2 tick ups for that post. One of them's mine."
Three now. One's mine.
One could, of course, have explained why one said that. Since one did not even when asked, the suspicion of anti-Semitism remains, unfortunately.
Do the ggp shorters pay a premium per post involving hydro ?
Hydrogen, as I've outlined before, I was sceptical of GGPs valuation as drill results were not yet released. I've admitted I was late, it is what it is. The value of Hav alone is enough to justify a marked increase on today's SP IMO.
The incessant conspiracy theories every time a stock drops however are dangerously deluded.
How much do shorters pay per post ?
Hydrogen, do you really want to play the game of trawling through old posts? How's that behind the scenes buyer getting along?
I guess for the moment the shorter is the market
Just wait. GGP will be fine. If you can afford to buy more than get some, if not, just relax.
FFS. If it's not the MMs it's BlackRock or, apparently Israel.
It's down because a small short has been opened on the basis that the nearest major catalyst is some months, if not years, away.
Please explain the relevance of the “bank of Israel” or do you find anti-semitism funny ?
Hi.
This is only a hypothesis. Is it possible in the interest of suppression of prominent gold miners and the gold price in general that major Hedge funds are aiding and abetting this process? Larry Fink [The CEO of Blackrock one of our major share purchases] is undeniably the fourth branch of the American government and was shortlisted to replace Tim Geithner the secretary of the Treasury. Has the bank of Israel sold any of our shares recently. I am a long term holder and not concerned at all with the current nefarious manipulations.