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ama pro investor make money is the name of the game this changed 3 week ago am out, but hate to c others not take some profit or lose cearly some posters are tell them to stay while they exit its survival of the fittest
comon new discovery at hav headline is a ramp? ok market is closed
I live in bali great place to trade from..................
He bought 500,000 on the 1st feb his trade before was a sell of 4m middle to late last year
Why has SD not made a trade yet?
the fall is constant nearly 40% since start of year
sorry for those who bought in the 30s and still hold
this is a take over when it get a lot lower NC buys out it will be near the end of current JV, ggp will dillute to fund other project they may get lucky but if money run out its over dont listen to your heart use exit carefully 1 r 2 bounces on the way.
exploration is risky bus 99% of the time its been fun here for 1 yr now well gone sold last mon b4 been booed away away for my grammer am a pro having a good week, cheers
Trump lost get over it Nigel...
The events of last night was the sting of a dying bee.
Trump was behind this charade and now the GOP barr a few loonies will support he has lost the opportunity to be nonminated for 2024 they may invoke the 25 have pence take over.
China is doing more while america is in Trump turmile still refusing to all WHO investigate a golbal pandemic
Oh and the first lady cant wait to leave the SOB she just has to sign the confidentiality clause to not talk about the wig
Anyway onwards and upwards for this little beauty in 21
GOLD: It is usually reported in grams per tonne (or g/t), although sometimes, in the US, it is in oz/ton. A gram of gold is worth about $25, so 2 grams or better would be viewed as high-grade for bulk tonnage mining. One hundred metres of good grade is again good criteria for thickness.
Just took this snipet from a resource exploring guide site
As a spectacular example, Aurelian Resources announced intercepts of 216 metres grading 12.8 grams gold/tonne from its Fruta Del Norte deposit in Ecuador, now owned by Lundin Gold. This result is truly exceptional in terms of grade and thickness, and propelled the stock from $2 to over $22 in 2006. However, this extreme grade and thickness only comes along once every 10 years or so