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Mining season soon. Let’s see how much difference the dragline makes piling up the ore for the prospective buyer.

Intraday 256, we had a share club at work. Now retired so we catch up weekly. All of them are buying monthly. The fundamentals tell me to purchase until production. That’s my plan.

I have a dozen or so friends, and myself and my family, that still buy GGP on a monthly basis. Extrapolate that to the wider retail market and it would seem that whilst ever the sp is this low people are still filling up their isas and dropping their averages. Shaun wanted more iis. He may be getting more pis.

Bp, I read the pound yesterday and scrutinised through Eric and Callum’s tweets and my replies from them. I couldn’t find anything that made me think it would hit a quid quite so quickly. Having said that, if Callum’s bringing in some of Amazons sellers then I suppose you never know. If Bezos is taking 50% of sellers profits and Callum only wants 30% then we may see a swing towards Chill with other cbd companies. That 20 % saving is considerable for any business.

If we hit 10pm by the end of the year by the release of vapes and the other five businesses being admitted to the domain I for one will be happy. Slow, steady, positive progress would be fantastic. I’m hopeful of most of those by rns before the end of April.

A reply from Eric on Twitter days that they are working towards the vapes coming to the UK. Let’s hope that the vapes kickstart the sp recovery.

Looks like the new vapes are close.

https://twitter.com/eric_s_schrader/status/1628756778359078914?s=12

https://twitter.com/callumsomm/status/1627696780258299906?s=12

Bit by bit it all moves towards a deal.
https://www.kitco.com/news/2023-02-17/Half-the-world-to-dump-U-S-dollars-in-future-causing-tsunami-of-inflation-and-asset-price-collapse-paving-the-way-for-CBDCs-and-The-Great-Reset-Andy-Schectman.html

All looking good. Steady progress with no bullshine. Preferable to what we used to have. It’s the vapes that will push this. I wouldn’t be surprised to hear about those fairly soon.

Shaun missed out TriBeCa. Have they moved on?

Could some Amazon sales come Chills way?
https://twitter.com/callumsomm/status/1625165025844289536?s=61&t=SjTKebmoVYh5K3PQZLnEcg

Happhaddock. It’s almost mowing time. The Suffolk punch has new blades now. However, I don’t think I can recover this without some serious mowing. It looks as though those times have receded. I only glanced in because I heard about some retail offer and wondered about coming back in but I never expected to see this sp.

https://embeds.audioboom.com/posts/8245878-the-sunday-roast-featuring-carl-esprey-ceo-of-contango-holdings-lse-cgo-cgo-ggp-ben-iog-g/embed/v4?image_option=full&link_color=55ACEE&source=twitter_card&utm_campaign=detailpage&utm_content=card&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter

Go to 23 minutes.

Let’s change the whole scenario now. If ANY of the other outstanding drill cores show gold/ Nickel/ Cobalt in any meaningful amounts it changes the whole picture for Newcrest and Greatland dramatically. The longer this potential buyout lingers, then the more time to change the size of the ore deposit and maybe add additional strikes. It’s extremely changeable day by day. All good for us.

All this on no news save 2 tweets. Imagine how it will move with anything positive in an rns. Especially selling 3rd party gear on Chill.com. I’m intrigued to see how it all pans out.

Banks would fall over themselves to loan Twiggy cash. He could do what he wanted. Maybe he’s just watching it play out like we are and weighing up his possible path to more riches.

Looks like HL are low on shares. Can only buy 5000 at one go at open.

VP, he sounds like me. My lowest purchase was 1.97p, highest 97p. But I have bought all the way down to 1.95 pence giving me an 18.98 average. Still buying to drop that because I still think that this Chill.com onboarding of other brands and the vapes and drinks will save our necks……

I’m amazed that whilst it’s looking more positive than it has in months someone sold 600,000.