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25th April
Just in passing. I think I’m right. Anyone noticed buys at 6.30 seem all to be cheapskates?
A 24,000 square feet Wickes store and associated car park ( in Durham ) will open on 17 May, adding to Wickes’ comprehensive stores in the North East.
I have been trying to trade Newmont, with others doing the same, as it reacts seemingly to the gold price.
Pull back there after bit of a spike.
Regardless, Greatland has yet to mine and trade in commodities.
And it’s attention will be focused on pressing corporate issues.
Brics may be buying gold, those that can afford it and those that are advantaged by mine ownership. But for Greatland specific purposes, forget about Brics. They have yet to agree amongst themselves. And if and when they do, there will be advantages and disadvantages to operating a gold-backed fiat currency, for domestic and international purposes.
Https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/AMRQ/directorpdmr-shareholding-oo2069jpugmn6xl.html
71p equivalent current exchange rate.
It is quite simple. Shareholders should consider the implications of a fundraise. Many have. Look at the price.
And not blindly follow those who promise riches beyond belief at this stage - or any stage come to that.
It may go parabolic. The question is will it go up or down when details of any fundraising is announced. Most shareholders realise this. It is a gamble at a price.
So I continue to suggest it is possible many who tout an immediate rise to the moon and profess to hold millions of shares, may not do so at all.
I note, by the way, nobody responds to questions about dewatering and decline restart. My understanding, as reported from Town Hall, is ‘it was always going to be second half’.
Those there can confirm or deny.