Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
I don’t think anyone posting here really has any great doubts about GGP: we have the gold and just need to go through the hoops to add value to the SP. people just get bored and want to trade. Bear in mind that aim attracts people who want that kind of excitement so there’s bound to be a bit of it about. But knowing the gold is ours and in Australia and near telfer etc reassures me.
After some ten years “investing” in various aim shares I understand why everyone gets so worried that the whole thing is going to collapse suddenly. But in my very humble opinion this is the first share that I really don’t see how that can happen. Despite recent drop I don’t feel concerned... and I usually would. Two big factors (apart from all the gold obvs) are operating in a stable economy like Australia. And being in a Jv with a large and stable major minor. Stable is the word despite AIM shenanigans.
I thought this rns from August might bear another viewing:
Dissemination of a Regulatory Announcement that contains inside information according to REGULATION (EU) No 596/2014 (MAR).
Greatland Gold plc (“Greatland” or “the Company”)
Greatland Advances Exploration at Scallywag Prospect
Extensive new geophysical surveys, including ground gravity and Induced Polarisation (“IP”), to follow up on encouraging early exploration results at Scallywag
Greatland Gold plc (AIM: GGP), the precious and base metals exploration and development company, is pleased to announce details of a new exploration programme at its 100% owned Scallywag prospect in the Paterson region of Western Australia.
The Scallywag gold-copper prospect sits within the E45/4701 Havieron licence, approximately 6km west of the 12 block area under a Farm-in Agreement with Newcrest. Scallywag is a large, elongate magnetic anomaly with a strike length of more than 6km. Results from Mobile Metal Ion (“MMI”) sampling, completed in 2018, over the Scallywag prospect displayed discrete elevated gold, copper, silver and arsenic MMI responses along the western parts of the target area. The grouping patterns of certain elements at Scallywag are similar to those that were seen in MMI sampling over the Havieron prospect.
Highlights of New Exploration Programme
• Extensive new geophysical surveys, including IP and ground gravity, to follow encouraging early exploration results at high-priority Scallywag prospect.
• Ground gravity survey (to commence in August):
o Ground gravity will be collected across the Scallywag prospect and
surrounding areas.
o Approximately 1,580 gravity stations are planned at 400m x 200m spacing, infilling to 200m x 200m across the Scallywag prospect itself.
• Induced Polarisation survey (to commence in September):
o 25 line kilometres of high-powered, deep-sensing 2D IP planned across the
Scallywag prospect.
o The IP technique has the ability to detect disseminated sulphide mineralisation like that seen at the Havieron prospect, and will also assist in structural mapping and determining cover depth.
• 3D modelling of the gravity and detailed aeromagnetic data will be completed and reviewed with IP profiles to determine drill targets.
Gervaise Heddle, Chief Executive Officer, commented: “Scallywag is one of our high priority gold-copper targets in the Paterson region and we are excited to be driving forward with a systematic exploration programme. Results from last year’s MMI survey at Scallywag reinforced its potential to host copper, silver and gold mineralisation, and the large size of
the target, combined with its relative proximity to the Havieron prospect, makes it an obvious candidate for further comprehensive follow-up work.”
Further information on the Company’s Paterson project can be found on the Paterson project page of Greatland’s website at: www.greatlandgold.com/paterson/
Overview of Paterson Project
The Company’s Paterson project comp
Hi I rang them and it was as you suggest I did not have a debit card registered. Do now. Transferred the funds and got some more at 13.8. Which I am very happy with. If the price goes up over the next couple of days I’ll have you to thank.
Since this is so derisked now (imo) my own antidote to a retrace after news is to transfer a new sum from my bank account to Lloyds in order to invest more. This takes two days. During which time I actually want the price to lower. If it doesn’t I still win. I don’t have to top up with much to make this feel like a win win. Of course it’s a bad idea if the whole thing goes up in flames... enjoying being heavily invested in something solid for once.
a buy not a sell. @.84.
this seems to be your ramping-pet. are you for real?