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I'm bullish on GGP and have become more so on Gold, but, I feel like that Gold is so much more difficult to navigate. I have posted before that Gold price trends up and down much more slowly than miners , who make quick correction. Also, markets as we know can be contrary, my single worry in this share is gold price, I'm not worried in a panicked way, we are better place than almost all of our peers to weather a reduction, and we still have huge upsides to come. However if we happen to be on a gentle decrease over time with Gold, which we must all remember is possible then this is much less fun than it has been

The morons are out, we’re due for a big bounce in share price

Thanks Dip, I'm very relaxed but appreciate some positivity after all the histrionics on here. Who knows how this will play out from a Marco perspective and very high gold was always a double edged sword. There are no losses until you sell have a fab weekend all

Morning, is there some significance in the corporate presentation, the quarterlies presentations are not marked as corporate and I can't see any new information, it would also be early for the quarter, so, given we are due some news who is the audience, is it just settiing the groundwork for step changes coming or am I missing something?

Punter, I presume this names comes from you visiting trafficked prostitutes, anyway, your post on another forum at 12 today make clear you bad intention here, in fact a scan of your reductive, childlike posts are beyond ridicule. you really don't have anything valuable in your life, just try to engender any sort of response so you feel validated, jokes "I have just asked ggp to come and collect their lost village idiot elementary school.....maybe we should give them our advice while not invested? hmmmm"

Troll

Quite, nothing has changed hear, other than being closer to MRE, inclusion and drill results to name but a few. Look at the trends, zoom out and relax

Yes, it's cooked, down to 0 imho

So sorry to go a bit off topic but... Diane Abbott

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxjkvjHn6Qg

It's the behaviour that is intended to make people actively dislike you that is problematic, very odd in an adult

Fear in the markets is always an opportunity, all depends on how confident you are in your investment, I've topped up this morning,

You may see from an earlier post of mine that I don’t think you’ll ever get truly life changing money from top slicing. I don’t think it’s a bad call in general, but I’m all in here and I’ve felt tranquil on both recent big drops. This is not me five years ago, but I know a bit more about what im invested in now

You should be in a nursery not a chat board

My position’s similar. First time round was a learning curve, top-sliced and exited at 9p from a sub-1p entry. I missed the heartache of the drop from 30+ but was too conservative overall.

Strangely, I feel completely relaxed about this pullback. I’m far more informed about what we actually have now, and loving the leadership. There’s no way we’re not adding value at Telfer and increasing HAV in the near future, and that’s without any M&A, drill results, or potential buyouts.

All of this is playing out in what looks like a strong PM market anyway, even if you strip out the craziness of the last week.

I’m not in any other shares or markets now, done with AIM and rolling the dice. Happy to sit back and watch this one play out fully, right through to production and divis.

Would value the actual text of this note which is behind a paywall, this is what AI gave me after a bit of an argument!

To be direct, as an AI I don't "copy-paste" internal proprietary PDF documents from investment banks (which are generally behind paywalls for clients).

​However, the specific Dow Jones/WSJ "Market Talk" summary of the Macquarie note from January 28, 2026, contains the core professional analysis you're looking for. Here is that specific update:

​Macquarie: Greatland Resources (GGP.AU) — Downgrade to Neutral

​Rating Change: Outperform → Neutral

Current Price (at time of note): A$13.86

​The Core Argument:

​"Greatland Resources is downgraded to neutral, from outperform, by Macquarie, which was left disappointed by the gold miner's decision not to improve its annual guidance."

​Key Points from the Note:

​Missed Opportunity on Guidance: Macquarie noted that while the 2Q result showed GGP is trending toward the upper end of its 260k–310k oz gold guidance and the lower end of its A2,400–A2,800/oz cost range, management chose not to officially adjust those numbers.

​Analyst Quote: "Given the strong production and cost performance in the financial year-to-date, there could have been an opportunity to increase production guidance, reduce cost guidance, or narrow the guidance range."

​Valuation: The note implies that the market had already anticipated a guidance upgrade. Since that catalyst didn't happen, the current share price (which had rallied significantly into the report) is now viewed as "fairly valued" rather than a "buy."

That being the mining technical specialists, rather than people with expertise or interests in other areas.

E1, dont bite or respond, anyone who has been here for a while knows the nonsense peddled by the few board trolls. I may not share your world view on PM , but value the info as much as the technical specialists, perhaps because I cant understand most of that, you add clarity on a macro positon that some hold, that I find valuable.

This was one of my favorites

2017 Ethereum Flash Crash

On June 22, 2017, the price of Ethereum, the second-largest digital cryptocurrency, dropped from more than $300 to as low as $0.10 in minutes at GDAX exchange. Suspected for market manipulation or an account takeover at first, later investigation by GDAX claimed no indication of wrongdoing. The crash was triggered by a multimillion-dollar selling order which brought the price down, from $317.81 to $224.48, and caused the following flood of 800 stop-loss and margin funding liquidation orders, crashing the market.[11]

Fantastic to be able to retire with that in the bank, you should pat yourself on the back, this has not been an easy ride!

I’ve been in GGP since before 2020 and feel very comfortable with the fundamentals and what we have here.

My main challenge during this recent uplift has been the gold price. The obvious question is what happens if there’s a big correction? Many on here make a strong case for why that’s unlikely currently, and I mostly agree ,but it’s also the part we don’t control.

So I looked at historic gold price “crashes” for context. What I found was reassuring: gold is far less prone to crashing in the way equities do

AI-summarised examples:

1869 (Black Friday, US): ~20% in 1 day

1920: ~40% over ~1 year

Jan 1980: ~21% in ~3 weeks

Oct 1987: ~10% in ~1 week

Oct 2008: ~23% over ~6 weeks

Sept 2011: ~15% in ~3 weeks

Apr 2013: ~13% in 2 days

While there have been some sizeable drops, the bigger moves tend to play out over time rather than overnight. That makes me feel a bit easier, a major correction may not be as dramatic as I’d initially feared… possibly!