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50 million AUD for 66,729,557 shares implies a share price of 0.749 AUD or 36p. How did you get 66p?

Been offered 16.288p to buy by HL at the moment.

Maybe you should take your own advice about getting out of the bed the wrong side?

I've said it many times before that the moderation on this board is awful. Here's an example of how Ceo.ca deal with the juvenile behaviour seen here. That's what we need but unfortunately the back-and-forth pathetic insults and petty arguments keep the forum busy and that makes money for LSE.

"#Moderators have taken action against @Dippy via #hive[d6ec3e993b09]:

Send to penalty box in #NotAcceptable for 5 days"

The key sentence in Buffet's answer about diversification was "...it makes very little sense for anyone who knows what they are doing....".

Or maybe we could have some effective moderation?

In the context of technical analysis and trading, "TF charting" refers to using charts that display data over different timeframes (TF). This allows traders to analyze market trends at various scales, from short-term movements to long-term patterns.

Here's a more detailed explanation:

1. Timeframes (TF) in Trading:

Definition:

A timeframe refers to the period of time represented on a chart, such as a 1-minute chart, a 5-minute chart, a daily chart, a weekly chart, or a monthly chart.

Reminds me of a John Cooper Clarke joke "I know one Yorkshire guy and he won't even wear elasticated underwear because they give"

You think you're being funny but actually you're just being juvenile and rude.

This might help answer your question.

From https://greatlandgold.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Supplementary-Admission-Document-3-December-2024.pdf

• Hedging: will only be carried out through the purchase of gold put options establishing a

price level at which Greatland Pty Ltd would have the right, but not the obligation, to sell

gold.

All other key terms remain as outlined in paragraph 3.6 of Part 3 of the Admission Document.

Separately, Greatland has purchased put options from the Banks in respect of 100,000 ounces

of Telfer gold production volumes. The weighted average strike price of the put options is

A$3,887.50 per ounce with a series of expiry dates through to December 2025 as detailed in

the table below. Greatland expects to, in due course, hedge a further 50,000 ounces of Telfer

gold production volumes via put options.

Sorry Speedie I've just seen your question but I see you've already answered it.

Here's the link to an article in the FT on this - it doesn't seem to be behind a paywall as I'm not a subscriber but can read the whole article.

https://www.ft.com/content/fba87dd3-514a-41c2-b2b9-ea597ffbdfbf

A bigly connection even.

Depending on the length of the month it means between 31-35%

You could argue that to act on a share tip from a forum and then blame the tipster for your losses is the action of a newbie....

Exactly. He can't say anything of any material worth that would affect the share price but it is the decent thing to do.

That's wrong. I've used the density of pure gold so that will be an overestimate. I've no idea :)

My guesstimate for the size of the bars is about 15x5x2.5 cm = 187.5 cm3 which would give a weight of about 3.6Kg each so 7.2 kg in total. I thought about using the width of the black and yellow stripy thing in the background for scale but too difficult to account for perspective and distance!

@MF11 no need to be rude.

Maybe because the news is already priced in?