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@ ollycromwell what you seemed to have missed is Chisler's post from before when he was happy that the price was closer to his 5p target after the consolidation.

However, I feel management have let Chisler down as they could have done a 500x consolidation rather than a 200x one which would have allowed him to sell up and leave as a happy punter.

Based on his investment style I suppose he bought Nativo Resources as they had a 1500x share consolidation. I bet he was well happy if you got those as overnight his share price would have changed so may thousands of per cent!

What can I say he never ceases to surprise us and Chisler's investment style is unique. If it makes him happy then that's all that matters.

Look forward to any more novel investment tips from him.

He mentioned another one when he said that a neighbouring explorer had rare earth minerals in their tenement and his reasoning was that the US government may therefore make available funds to GWMO because they were next door. Lol. Keep them coming.

Chisler forgot to mention that GWMO is a great mining company in the making as they also have silver, tungsten, copper and iron and manganese. So in addition to the gold which they haven't produced yet they also have all these other projects waiting for money.

Now the research task for you is to find out who their neighbours are as that will bring valuable PR for GWMO if their neighbours have something viable to explore and develop.

What would these boards do without his ideas?

Stt1 the man who knows no shame or when he has egg on his face.

HVO still here your TLY that you said was a better buy has become worthless. Do you seriously think people listen to you after such bad analysis.

I'm not invested here any longer and haven't been for a while but wanted to post something to support genuine shareholders as your behaviour and posting history here has been appalling.

Https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-05-14/fortescue-green-hydrogen-job-losses/105291962

Https://www.hydrogeninsight.com/production/japanese-oil-giant-shelves-2040-target-to-supply-millions-of-tonnes-of-clean-hydrogen-as-it-backtracks-on-climate-goals/2-1-1818140

Also a lesson again to those who stifle debate that they should listen to both sides of the argument. Those putting up sound arguments were often attacked. This was especially true in one of the telegram groups were you had to tow the line and were easily excluded if you disagreed with the positive (delusional I would say) arguments being put forward.

Feel sorry for genuine holders who have lost money here. This is unfortunately too common on the AIM market where BODs have no accountability and share no risk - often have limited share holdings and huge salaries and rewards for failure.

The early warning sign here was the multiple director sales a few years ago for "tax reasons", hmm.

Https://cleantechnica.com/2025/05/01/hydrogens-harsh-reality-plug-power-ballard-and-fuelcell-near-the-end/

Https://www.forexlive.com/news/goldman-sachs-the-dollar-has-further-to-fall-20250425/

That 5p prediction is on the old money; with 200 for 1 consolation you are looking at circa £5 if my maths is correct.

Why do some posters just post absolute nonsense!

This is at such a low market cap that the costs of staying listed and other admin costs just don't make sense.

In one of the earlier posts Chisler stated he had a large holding. That may have become pretty much worthless now with the dilution and share price falls.

Moon can't be blamed for that; whoever Moon is (he may be multiple posters) he has called this one correctly. If anything his anger should be directed at management but he will not do that and instead defends them. Go figure!

The foolish ramping style posts are Chisler's here are just a sample:

chisler

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RE: Mill start up21 Dec 2024 17:28

@ Haddock.

The rns is crystal clear.

" following this visit, a trial run of material will be processed through the mill. "

Therefore Haddock its you that has missed the point.

GWMO will be a producer of gold and silver on or after the 16th jan 2025.

its just a visit .

chisler

chisler

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RE: RNS out11 Dec 2024 18:38

If you look at this companies rns by and large they do deliver .

chisler

chisler

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RE: RNS7 Dec 2024 15:15

Yep , all the way to 5p..

chisler

Https://hydrogen-central.com/germany-needs-concrete-steps-to-overcome-hydrogen-s-chicken-and-egg-problem-engineering-association/

So basically what the management told you before was nonsense and not viable to reach meaningful gold production. How come it's taken until now to notify the market.

So delays and what appears to be poor management decision making is now being presented as an opportunity to benefit from the gold price.

More debt is being taken on which is very poor when this was forecast to be loss making. It's the debt that ultimately cripples companies.

So the mill that was about to be ready for production is now being readied for new expansion. Couldn't make this up!

See you at the end of the year or next for likely completion of the expansion. Oh hang on no timelines have been given so it's guesswork again.

Allocation to gold by retail and ETFs is still low.

Gold miners generally are in the best shape with free cashflow and stable or lowering costs.

One of the best sectors if not the best to be in at the moment.

https://www.mining.com/web/analysts-see-gold-at-4000-as-faith-in-the-us-dollar-tumbles/

That article like many posted here is a "what if" one about creating a discussion and future possibilities.

It doesn't show that there is significant uptake of hydrogen energy use in the construction sector:

"The potential of hydrogen as a clean energy source for construction is undeniable. With projects like HS2 leading the way, the industry is gradually shifting towards more sustainable practices. However, the road to widespread hydrogen adoption is fraught with challenges, particularly economic ones. As we look to the future, the question remains: will hydrogen fuel cells transform the construction industry, and what new innovations will emerge along the way?"

No one is saying that hydrogen doesn't have a future. But when it becomes a commercially mass scale viable energy source, well no one knows yet and the extent of the market size.

This then leads to the question which companies will still be around by then and which ones will be the winners in this space. All guesswork at the moment.

Noel isn't reliable for advice. See his posting history.

Elliot wave analysis lol. Simple Google search will tell you all you need to know. It's very subjective and often the waves are read into a chart after the event to fit in with the analysis being pushed.

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The transcript here mentions a few times that he is very excited about this project:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/m.uk.investing.com/news/transcripts/earnings-call-transcript-thor-explorations-q4-2024-sees-record-revenue-93CH-4025756%3fampMode=1

Last year, we we had been in Cote D'Ivoire for the course of a year doing a lot of reconnaissance work that ended up in Us picking up three licenses, one northeast, northwest, and in the South. Cote Nevoir, needless to say, has been a success story in terms of gold discoveries, construction of gold mines, support from the from the government. It's underlain by a lot of the West African perspective, perimean, green stone belt that probably hosts over 90% of all the gold discoveries in West Africa. We like the jurisdiction. We like the the the mining code.

And, you know, exploration work commenced here in in q four last year, early stage exploration work. And we are very encouraged by the results of the exploration work. The first project I will quickly touch on is the the the Gwichu project, which we acquired from Endeavor, and that already had 11,000 meters of drilling already carried out in it. We've done we started doing our own work here and divided this into three clusters of gold anomalism around a couple of different structures on two two main prospects. These targets remain open along strike and down plunge.

We are we we have our team there in getting this drill ready in terms of following our own interpretation. So we're very excited about this. There has been gold drilled here with some some very encouraging intersections already, and we look forward to to advancing this. Our second project, which I'm particularly excited about, is the Marahui project. It's a 250 square kilometer permit in the Northeast of the country.

You can see we the work we did here, we did a permit wide survey just to see what the signatures were saying. And we we have picked up a number of structures, which you can see have been outlined in red across the entire anomaly. But the most interesting of which is down in the Southeast of the permit itself where we identified two structures. The the larger one being four kilometers long and in the widest area is about 200 meters wide, and this is sitting on top of some Burmian Greenstone, the the best rocks you can find for gold in in West Africa. So we're we're very excited about this.

You can see the not just the soils define this anomaly. This was coincident on on the the magnetic structure and the the perimian green stone and the rock chips, which we have sampled from here. So it's the gold hasn't been transferred to the rock chips have shown this this gold values for the entire four kilometer strike length. So more work is being done here. We're we're carrying out some some magnetic surveys, and then some trenching, and we will be looking forward to drilling this.

And this is something we're we're we're very excited about. And also following up on the addi

Https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/04/11/trump-made-gold-last-remaining-safe-haven-asset/

Some good commentary here:

Carol Kong, a strategist at Commonwealth Bank of Australia, said: “The repeated changes in President Trump’s tariff stance has undermined investor confidence in the US government and economy.

“The sell-offs in US equities, bonds and the dollar suggest market participants are reallocating their portfolios away from US dollar assets.”

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Https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/04/11/trump-made-gold-last-remaining-safe-haven-asset/

Agree what we have seen is an increase in the share price but this is not a re-rate to take it up to reasonable valuation. That's much higher than what's been discussed to date imo.

Exciting times.

One other point mentioned below is great management - this is what professional investors look for and it's reassuring that we have that here.

Chat GPT isn't always a 100% correct but use it as a guide. Still shows the massive undervaluation here even before expansion in Nigeria and growth elsewhere.