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Iwontell - I haven't changed my opinion at all and you really can't see the wood for the trees, regarding the possible outcomes here.

I can see most of the strategic movements that's been made and it's not pretty.

Best to wait and see how things develop before deciding on the future here.

How do you think the situation the company has found itself developed.

It all went wrong after the blended tailings ran out, they struck lucky with finding a high grade zone which lasted just over a quarter year of production and the wheel fell off when the high grade material ran out.

The failed fundraisings , if successful would have masked the discrepancies with upgrades construction.

The current price of gold, has provided an opportunity and now we're reliant on Mr Brewer to formulate a plan.

No you will have to do your own work, all the information is in all of the corporate updates and interims.

Recoveries to sales comparisons.

JC- now you're getting somewhere, 75% of recoveries is the percentage of gold extracted from the ore during processing.

Sales refer to the actual gold sold by the company after processing and refining.

Recoveries at 75% should mean 75% of the gold in the ore is extracted and available for refining and sale. If there’s still a 20-42% gap between that and actual sales, then where is the missing gold? Either it’s being lost, held back, or there’s an issue with reporting. Without a proper explanation from GCAT, this raises serious concerns about transparency and efficiency.

That was a simplified example I used, my source is always going to come from the company's own production updates, obviously it's variable but the gold loss in the production process to sales, it's up to 42% for GCAT.

People often mistake a projected monetary value for real value, but without proper economic analysis, it’s just a number.

As an easy example to follow;

A) If there were an estimated 200 Oz in the ground.

B) It would translate to 100 Oz in the production plant.

C) And that would translate to 58 Oz in gold sales.

Robbie, would update the market using B) 100 Oz in the production plant.

He was telling the truth, but the deception was in the perception.

JC is also doing a Robbie, using figures to create deception in the perception.

Investors should ask themselves, why isn't there a queue of funders right around the corner, if the numbers are true.

No one knows what the future holds for existing shareholders, and everyone will have to wait and see how things develop.

JC- you need to get off your high horse and listen to the argument people are saying.

I suggested that you should compare all the updates the company has given to the Grok calculations, because there's a further up to 42% loss of gold from inefficiencies contained within the processing through to gold sales.

Futhermore, if Robbie has stepped down due to Cynergy, it could indicate that progress is being made.

The best thing to do is to wait and see for further developments provided by the company.

Ramping at this stage is pathetic frankly.

Wait and see how things transpire, Brewer is not the CEO, he's an executive director given a specific task.

How is he going to be paid, does he have any skin in the company, will he align with existing shareholders or new.

Will the company meet the £30m threshold to stay on the main market.

What value will be given to existing shareholders.

Did Robbie step down because of Cynergy, there's already so many questions without arguing over whether we're going to be shafted or not.

As for using things like Grok for estimating value, try putting in every update the company has given and compare them to estimates.

I'm reasonably confident it will come back on a market, but that's about it, at this time.

Let's just see what the plan is with Brewer before we decide anything. I'm optimistic it's going to relist, but it's anyone's guess whether existing shareholders will be profitable at this moment.

The current price of gold has only given the opportunity, as we know it.

JC, I've no issues with anyone showing their working out and it's good to see when people do that.

Robbie was good at getting small amounts of funding to keep the company from going under, which in turn has given us all some hope.

Jason, has got a job on his hands and I'm happy to let him come up with a plan.

Life of mine and the average gold price over that period.

The price pendulum has swung in our favour currently.

I see right through Robbie's distraction/ smoke & mirrors technique. You can't fool everyone.

Brewer is current shareholders only chance of a return. What was once unviable becomes viable at higher prices, he did it with Uranium and now he's going to do it with gold.

MARU virtually ten bagged on an inferior exchange once, I suppose Brewer was ok then.

He'll be Santa Claus here if he gets us back trading.

Great news for shareholders, JB is thorough and comes with a game plan.

No one's stopping derampers from leaving but they're still here.

Wonder why?

Only a few weeks away now. IMO Recent sellers will miss out.

Sellers from the previous failed RTO have been flushed out.

Majority of holders now are waiting for the next RTO to start.

Losers still trying to deramp a beaten down price are going to be on the losing side again.

Possibly life changing money to be earned off opportunities like this.

Deramper thinks the company will make the same mistakes as before...not a chance.

We're at the bottom price of the next cycle of an RTO.

All that's gone before is in the past.

It's all about the future now.

The stock price will move off the bottom when the company announces the next RTO.

When it completes the next RTO, the stock price will be nowhere near where it is now.

It's not rocket science, it's obvious buyers in this range will make a handsome return on completion.

I'd say the sellers have all been flushed out now.

This stock price moves in cycles

A very small MCAP indicates the irrelevance of what market it's trading on.

Anyone who has bought at this range and holding shares when an RTO completes are going to make a handsome return.

Why would someone ever take advice from someone who doesn't even like their own share?

One of life's losers, these stocks moved in cycles and when the next one starts anyone entering now will make, period.

Investors will be scooping up these shares on any sniff of an inbound copper mine RTO.