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Hi Redirons
GB made many mistakes but I did read a report that he made a considerable profit selling the gold before it plummeted and buying Euros when they were on the floor.
To know whether he made the right move best to look at the Venezuelan economy , they ploughed all into gold and when the gold and oil price collapsed they had no foreign exchange to pay for anything

Hi Ben
I don’t believe anyone is in a position to give you an sp in 3-4 years time, all you can do is research the assets and potential revenues.
There are too many factors effecting this share positive and negative .
In 2 years we’ve come from 0 ounces, a fantastic first drill, 4.2m ounces gold equivalent inferred resource , to a 1.6m ounce indicated gold resource.
I dare anyone to forecast what we will have in 2 years time

I just want to talk through this level plan and explain what is happening with the SE crescent and the Dyke.

https://greatlandgold.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/211028-GGP-Havieron-Exploration-Update-JORC-1.pdf
Page 10
Let’s concentrate on the right hand end to the east of the Dyke.
At this level which is 550m into the ore body.
There are 3 levels of stopes above it down to 450m so this plan is 100m into the fourth stoping zone.
On this plan to the north end of the crescent can be seen a white area which at this minute is crackle breccia it’s not been infilled drilled enough to upgrade it yet or maybe they won’t as no high grade here. This crackle is nearly 50% of the crescent at this level.
The sulphide has slid round to the south and into the bulk cave area, a lot smaller volumes involved here of high grades.
The Dyke from initial assessments looks as though it has been increasing in width and at this level has inclined to the east by 30-50m with a pronounced curve to the east.
By 900m the Dyke has moved to the perimeter of this present known crescent.
The mining plan in my opinion has changed from sub level caving to stoping because of this Dyke incline and increasing crackle breccia.
Until the breccia surrounding the sulphides are reported to Indicated I can’t really say how this will effect the mining plan .
The mining plan may change but I’m not sure on that to the east of the Dyke.
It’s a positive though on the west side of the Dyke, there’s more tonnage available for the bulk mine.

There are so many drills that are not in the resource some with huge lengths of mineralisation so it can obviously have a major impact on the resources.

The current mining plan though has a lower recovery factor on the ore body.

I would not like anyone to get carried away here on too high expectations , we don’t want another Scallywag scenario

https://www.lse.co.uk/news/rpt-column-united-states-adds-nickel-zinc-to-critical-minerals-list-andy-home-iluqhtd371u9djs.html

Technology is changing fast for a green future which way will Havieron end up is a big question but looks like battery powered trucks are coming.
What about us personally in our homes, I really enjoyed this video

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4uNKPDREa-Q

Over an hour make time fascinating.

Also Australian company Lavo has a new technology of storing hydrogen in a metal alloy (patented).
This may change boilers https://lavo.com.au/

Not when there’s daft ideas floating around!

With the Dyke leaning over at the 900m level the Dyke is leaving the bulk caving area so that the area of the ovoid at the base increases in area to about 185,000-190,000 sq m and going lower down to 1250 as shown the area / volume is still increasing

The amount of shares in a company does have an impact on how a company raises money.
The fewer shares in issue allows the company to raise £x for fewer shares to issue.
The larger the shares in circulation then a company will have to issue more shares to gain the same amount. The more shares in issue the every dilution makes the company’s sp weaker.
Eg Ukog 13bn
Even BP has trouble buying back its shares to keep the number of shares in issue at bay
Tw has an issue with it script dividend shares being issued no buybacks equal dilution even with increased profitability it’s sp is stuck in range there’s no growth.
Ggp has no intention at the moment of any dilution but if they wanted £100m share issue I would be up for it. Then there’s no worry of loans to pay back.
That’s my opinion anyway.

Hi Scarab
Often look the Malvern hills sat on the patio with a brew.
I often look up above and am in wonder how deep Havieron is.
There’s another 3 of those Hills on top of one another :))

Hi Bellers
Yes I knew you were close
Have you a link I’m not on Twitter

Hi Xeverton
Well you know I like Hydrogen:))
Turning waste plastic or non recyclable plastics into Hydrogen has to be a major step forward for the planet and future of our kids.
PHE just started out and I jumped in early, expecting Linde to take a position, it may or may not happen but it transformed ITM.
Disappointing that a lot of miners are going with battery trucks they certainly never listened to Lord Bamford of JCB.

Hi Davy, Strudel
The weather has effected my trees two long dry spells here in Malvern stunted the growth a lot, but the benefits we are still eating tomatoes and strawberries. Have had a glut of new strawberry plants had to put them in the compost.
She keeps moaning at me why I’m digging a hole, I want to get to the gold before Newcrest do :))

Hi Strudel
You are sounding more like the teacher than I am, I got 16 apple trees I will send you some over :))

I’ve already talked to Liam about it he said my phone would get inundated so I’ve kept away from Telegram.
There’s a lot of people here and I have to say nice people that like to follow my posts and I’m grateful to them.
If some calls me a ramper then that’s upto them and stop reading my posts cos I don’t like reading yours.
This is like sitting in a room with friends and someone interrupting all the time to gain attention.

About 2/3rds the way from Telfer to Port Hedland

Did anyone notice the 3 we had here
https://www.volcanodiscovery.com/earthquake/news/147251/World-Earthquake-Report-for-Saturday-13-November-2021.html

Hi Malva
From what I can glean it’s at depth, where I’m not sure but our deepest drills have been in the Eastern breccia.
Where I would expect it to be would be in the SE deeps but it looks more to be in the northside.
Apart from that I’m keeping quiet cos I’m not in a position to give you anything worthwhile

Hi Gadbury
Shaun is not talking about the depths I’m talking about, he’s way behind me in what he can reveal :)))

Hi Peter
Yes it’s that page on the right also on page 7

Hi Ggpt
https://greatlandgold.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/GGP-Growth-Update-Final.pdf
Page 15
Look at the Dyke incline on the right hand section, 1250m deep is roughly 100-150m above where drill 90 goes through the Dyke.
The gap in the drill log I believe is where it follows the Dyke.
You can see if there’s mineralisation on the outside of the Dyke the width will increase a fair bit.
Ignore that 650m it’s on an oblique line through the ore body.
The bulge on the right is looking at the SE extension/Eastern breccia

Hi Ggpt
I was disappointed with the results of drill 90, but still very happy with it about the information it provided.
It’s found the Dyke sloping way out to the east and that last intercept is the other side of the Dyke, so there is still mineralisation on the east side.
It’s our deepest drill so far so it proves the sulphides didn’t come from there.
It also shows my theory of a lower ovoid is there joining up with the Eastern breccia.
An important drill in my mind :))