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There is of course a point at which LTH's have accumulated pretty much what they hoped to at a price appropriate to their journey. Quite naturally this means the pot of PI buyers reduces which is why the results, the ASX and within a few months new institutions are important to continue to give us the momentum upwards. We are only about 4 months away from potentially a fantastic FS on Havieron. Remember that place? Hardly spoken about recently and yet soon it will likely be pretty much in everyone's feed.

I'm in for the first time after watching a little while

I understood that GGP do use portable analysers and no doubt this provides useful on-field guidance. But cores still go off to the lab for more detailed analysis. I believe SD said the turnaround times for this have reduced somewhat but I can't remember why that was the case.

Well I'm fortunate that when I had to sell 20% of my holding to transfer out of Fidelity I managed to make a little over 5% buying back in today. Just misses out on the lowest price but at least it worked out for me. Pleased to have my full quota reinvested before quarterly results. I'm not one for predicting daily fluctuations, so what I have in now is likely here until at least end of year.

All the best TT and thanks for all your input. Ordinarily I would ask someone to think again but, but here's the thing... I totally get why you feel as you do and it's obvious that some others have taken the same path. I suspect that many of those trolls would cringe if we were ever to meet them in the flesh - utterly embarrassed at the state of themselves. Unfortunately on here the moderation stops short of giving feedback to the person reporting and whilst some posts get deleted there appears to be nothing in place to prevent the same people repeating the same behaviour over and over again. Long and short of it (as others have said) it will make no difference to the pathway we are on, although it is a great shame that you and Bamps and others feel so unsupported.

Well done MF11. If only more would have the tenacity to tackle these institutions in the manner you are.

Element/Red/Bamps et al. This was yet another takeaway from the Town Hall - things which keep coming back to me. In spite of Shaun's calm and chilled demeanor he was very clear about increasing recovery and not letting so much slip through processing. Now you guys know what that means in practice but it was this "whole picture" approach to not just identifying increased resource but also extracting better recovery with less waste from existing resource that impressed me so much.

We can add that to the list of catalysts Mark - ✅ Chuff Chuff buying back in 😉

I finally bit the bullet to commence moving my ISA and trading investment account from Fidelity after their entirely expected disinterested response to my complaint over their slow enablement of buying and selling after the ASX Cross listing. Whilst the majority of my GGP shares are in my ISA and will transfer over without having to be sold, I had to take a deep breath and sell the rest myself (about one fifth of my holding). I was fortunate to sell at yesterday's high but I fully intend to re-purchase in my new platform once the funds are back in my account. I may even make a small gain over it at this point. Anyway, I finally voted with my feet to leave Fidelity and my wife (who also holds GGP wrapped in an ISA) will be doing the same. Not all sells are permanent. I fully aim to restore my holding to previous levels, if not more.

That Archer article seemed pretty well balanced on most topics and not too rampy. If anything I see a bit more uplift potentially for GGP over the next 4-6 months than he does. I wouldn't be surprised if we are at £4 in weeks rather than months but I note his reasoning on the ASX settlement period and they play-offs going on. He mentioned a few other minor holdings I have with good upside potential so hoping these all play out by the turn of the year.

Freddie, many institutions have yet to buy in. You weren't expecting them all to on day one were you? Personally I find this daily obsession with the SP pretty tedious as people make cases one way or the other. It's hardly a seismic drop we've experienced. Now I'm not saying it will, but what if the quarterlies in a couple of weeks are spectacular and we gain 15%? What if we then get some drill results from Telfer that confirm a decent extension to mine life, another 10%? We need 21% to be at 20p in old money and I don't envisage it will take much to do that. I was hoping to sell later this year but I'm giving time for several catalysts. Year end should have brought most of them and then I'll review. SD is not responsible for the largely static current SP. Chill out. It doesn't take much for us to attain £4 and then push through to £5+

Well for once Fidelity didn't mess up as badly as some from posts on here but I'm still going to move from them as although they've escalated my concerns to complaint status I know what I'll get back. Unless people move with their feet things don't change. The irony is that I was only recently allocated a "wealth manager" - all off the back of GGP gains raising my value. Nevertheless I lost about £3k off the back of their lethargy last time being unable to buy at the real lows after the raise. I'll wait until their response but unless something totally unexpected happens I'm moving my ISA. Sympathies to those who've had it worse. Forced selling is awful

Victorocto. Sometimes more is said in person than on paper. I was present at the last TH when SD intimated that he didn't want to precipitate a spike or induce extreme volatility. Strong and steady growth has been his mantra for a while though tbh. I suspect that won't do for you but that is why listening to first hand accounts when you are strongly invested is not half a bad idea if you possibly can. I would also say that body language, tone, etc, etc go somewhat further than a carefully worded post somewhere. You should have seen what his reaction was to Antipa's schmoozing!

Sorry. Beaten to it

Your equivalent buy price equates to £2.81. Today's price is £3.30ish so you've done well. Do your research as to the direction of this share. There are greater things to come with news but you must DYOR!

That's crazy MF11. Have they got that right? They say they are the UK's largest investment platform (their words). I'm not with them but are you sure they haven't confused the ASX listing with the suspension but then re-inclusion on AIM? There is absolutely no reason they can't keep that investment for UK holders. If there was an issue it should have been flagged ages ago. Even Fidelity told me what the process would be even if they took an age to do it!

Be interesting how the ASX/AI situation settles but personally I didn't think day one would see a rise. So what's next? Quarterly in 3 weeks? Then maybe some Telfer extension results from the drills? They are busy at Ernest Giles also (could get interesting), in a couple of months more institutions get in on ASX. Oh, and then we get some nuggets of development info at Havieron and ultimately an up rates FS. Remember that little discovery? It's like we've almost forgotten.

Yes Tom. I will sell eventually. Getting the timing right is all. I always max the ISA first, that's the only reason I have bought outside it

Thanks TT. It's enough for me now. If I needed to sell urgently after a resumption in trading (I don't on this occasion) their pace of responsiveness is just not good enough. I reckon I already lost out by about 3k at the time of the retail offer by being unable to buy cheap. I will be moving my ISA when I identify the best alternative platform (my wife will too), but I'll have to decide how I handle my non-ISA shares. Appreciate the update though.