RE: WSBN Vs GGP24 May 2021 16:48
Extremely happy with the gains today. Volume is good and sentiment has been brilliant. For a small cap company, 30,000m is fantastic.
It does worry me slightly though. Deja Vu. I’ve been the victim of this many times before, that’s why I loaded my allocation up last week, and not chase the SP as it’s rising. ECR OMI ORR just to name a few over the past 12 months, without releasing any assays you get these 20/30/40/50% hikes out of nowhere. The company gets ramped to death and you get PIs jumping in at 25p/30p/40p on the back of ramping before the inevitable pullback arrives.
Every exploration company will have a nice honeymoon period with the share price but when all is said and done, the grades do the talking I’m afraid. It’s not about how much you think it’s worth or it should be “10 times what it is now”, it comes down to what’s in the ground. Cora Gold have a market cap of £17m. They have 35,000m of drilling ongoing and an MRE of 265,000 oz which will be updated in the very near future. They also have full financing agreed to take it to construction from 2022.
The geological characteristics look brilliant. But I’ve seen countless magnetic anomaly targets drilled with zero to few returns in terms of grade and Gold. The GGP comparisons seem a little irrelevant at this stage. We have a much smaller float, you don’t need Havieron style grades to be rewarded with Big gains. But you do need some grades, a deposit, a continuation of drilling assays and results to show you have some kind of substantial and healthy gold system in the ground. We are a long way off that. Small steps
I am invested and don’t want this to come across as a deramp. The sentiment is high and that’s brilliant. We’re more than fully funded, we’re in a great post code, we have brilliant geologists working for us and we’re about to embark on an enormous maiden drilling campaign. The potential is mouth watering. But I genuinely don’t want this to be a hype stock PIs jump onto and get stung shortly after
Appreciate what we have and let the results do the talking.