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Thanks CP52 - useful insights as usual.
Also shows why I don't bet on the horses very often lol
My first and ill-timed purchase was in late January 2011 at 7 pence. Bought quite a few that year :-(
I hope these milestones alone will make any rummage down the back of the sofa well worthwhile and pretty soon:
1. News of the imminent concrete pour. Whether or not it merits an RNS, it might provide another boost to the price.
2. The documentary that was being filmed - any update on the broadcast date(s)? Great publicity.
3. The announcement of the new target date - the one what was shunted from late last year to February and then to May before Covid delayed it even further. A lot of pressure to get that date right this time but should generate a lot of interest if this time it’s really going to happen.
4. The anticipation during the build up to the big day in 3 above, the date itself with all the publicity and the immediate aftermath.
Those four bode well without any new encouraging technical data, mammoths, new mines, length of mine announcements and so on…..just four racing certainties.
All in my opinion of course.
Ha, ha! How many Halloweens have I got left? The C/H boiler and kitchen a must. I have to live here until my last Halloween!
Meanwhile, SG has just confirmed our geologist, Charlie will address MINEX:
https://twitter.com/scotgoldresltd
https://2020.minexeurope.com/forum-speakers/charlie-king/
Regards, R.
BlakeneyP, I like your mate. If £10 by Halloween, that would be some birthday prezzie for me. LoL!
I wonder if I should have another look down the back of the sofa?
Regards, R.
Aaah BlakeneyP, I keep saying “This is my last top up for good”. However I found a way around it ! I get my wife to top it up in her isa. Job done.:-). I feel it’s developed into a sort of gambling habit that I can’t stop.
Got to be with you on that sentiment, BlakeneyP. As one of the 2011 brigade I like to think I'll eventually get a better return here than I would have in a Post Office Savings Account. Good luck to us all.
Morning all,
A friend of mine who is a professor at Imperial College did some financial modelling on the share price and reckons it will hit a tenner by Halloween.
For those of us here since pre-consolidation, £1.20 seems rather paltry after such a long wait.
The small buy this morning was my final, final addition to my holding.
Judy, hang on for the ride. Some of us on here will recall standing in the rain outside a dank tunnel with rusting gates and some rails that didn't look like they had seen action since Brigadoon. Drill cores were open to the elements and taken by hikers as souvenirs and the impression back then was that maybe it was just someone's dream. The price of gold has doubled since then, and I'm not expecting the super-shed to take long to throw up. All the kit is on site waiting to be plugged in, the access now upgraded and Once the gold pours the project will quickly become cash positive and the majority management owned shares will want to generate some return in dividends. There is always with these types of things a disconnect between what will actually happen and what the pessimists in the investing world think has been over-zealously presented. The first quarterly balance sheet of gold produced versus running costs will close up that gap.
Sorry everyone... what I meant was if the pour was a success and things started to happen would it be possible for the SP to climb and climb and climb........