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The next update should have welcome news as long as we're not awaiting some properly-sized machinery via the Suez Canal.

The recent trading activity such as it was suggest people can't or won't wait even one more week to see what the new regime will bring.

Maybe they can't bring themselves to be enthusiastic about being near the start of something after waiting for ten years already.

Come on, Scotgold!

Another board reports there is new equipment on site at Wressle but I haven't seen anything on Twitter yet.

Can anyone confirm?

There will be the third and final episode of Gold Town on Sunday and on 1st April the new CEO will start.

Any other near-term milestones we are in danger of hitting?

I'm assuming we should expect news about the sampling to continue to take geological eons and not to drop imminently.

Anyone outside the UK won't have been able to see the first episode even on iPlayer.

Some thoughtful person has uploaded it to youtube. Some of the sound quality especially at the beginning is poor.

41 views so far.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YV3sFGMeQQ

https://markets.ft.com/data/equities/tearsheet/forecasts?s=UJO:LSE

"Are you on a deadline?"

Actual lol.

Here is a synopsis of what tonight's episode of Gold Town will cover; interesting particularly for those unable to receive BBC Scotland.

Hopefully our odyssey will have a very happy ending like all good tales but this reads like a thriller:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000tc12

Agreed Happyhaddock.

We will know that SGZ is fully on the radar of the masses when the tenor of this unique board changes.

In future, we'll no doubt get ramps such as, "There are only just over two trading hours left before we feature again on a blockbuster television programme bringing our fantastic future to millions of potential new investors. Who dares to be out of this goldmine over the weekend?"

That will be a sad day.

:-)

Can't help but wonder/hope if next week's action will mirror this week after another instalment of Gold Town.

"No reason why not," he smiled sagely to himself after averaging UP with another buy today.

Surely it's a combination of being confident that all of the bad news is finally out of the way, an imminent new dawn and the publicity and success derived from being on the television.

Before the placing and the gold pour, we were hurtling towards £1.60. With the above and a solid and compelling news flow, who knows, we might be back there and beyond in short order.

“Now there’s a big responsibility for all the guys to make it work and to pay back the investors and make them happy.”

https://fintechzoom.com/fintech_news_gold-price-today/gold-price-today-gold-town-scotlands-first-gold-miners-on-their-hunt-for-glittering-prize/

You wait TEN YEARS for a change of fortune and now I'm wondering if two could come along together.

This one makes it sound as if it could be an attractive investment proposition.....

https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/news/6779035/scots-could-be-sitting-on-gold-stash-bbc-show/

Could these programmes 'herald' a cryptocurrency or Tesla-like boost?

https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/19132092.cononish-gold-town-charts-mining-efforts-near-tyndrum/?ref=rss

I trust those who can't access BBC Scotland will be able to view the episodes very shortly after they've been broadcast.

First glimpse of the new CEO on Twitter.

Let's hope after TEN YEARS we can turn the corner for more than a few millimetres.

You mean a big Canadian outfit, for example, would bid to take over the company?

That would be interesting and might even slow down for a few days the rate at which the share price keeps falling but how likely is it?

Nope - no irony. How, even on this board, does that follow on from this?

"I saw on Twitter that this special bottle, which features gold from Scotland's only goldmine, went for £39,000

https://www.theglenrothes.com/en/50-year-old

Obviously not bought by any long term holders here - lucky to afford the price of a Bells now that red days are back, constant as the north star, as they have been for TEN YEARS with only two notable periods of blue.

all imo"

'constant as the north star' comes from Julius Caesar rather than The Wizard of Oz :-)

It must have been the other 3652 days - leap years in 2020, 2016 and 2012 lol - that weren't such great days.

(No idea about the Judy Garland reference the other day.)

These ones, Risk.Manager, neatly encapsulated by "Remaining issues restricting throughput are expected to be addressed by end Feb 2021."

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/SGZ/cononish-ramp-up-progress-and-exploration-update-v12i4cpoz54piee.html