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If you don’t think Newmont would rather have had the cash, you’re nuts.

An opinion, you understand.

And, in passing, theta facilitated Wyloo.

UK economy grew more slowly than thought but outlook improvi

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“This is largely the result of inflation being back to target, interest rates starting to come down and greater political stability post-election."

You can read it how you choose. I think Wickes is on track to benefit from strategy, longer term.

Yes. I framed it badly. Perhaps it would be better for me to to say the market knows best, at a point in time.

You see, you lot on here always post from your own invested viewpoint. Not what the majority, out there, are thinking.

Next couple weeks will be interesting. Maybe flippers, so on.

Then we’ll see subsequently if there’s a potential money-making trend. If so, I may be on it.

All the best.

Little bit divi locked in soon. And twice as much in 6 months. Sweetens th3 pill an6body doesn’t like taking here. Then we’ll drop back, I suppose.

“Might get in third through, “

Might get in kilter though.

It’s about the sp for us, isn’t it? The trend is your friend, innit, what others are doing.

Not much else.

Might get in third through, after going long enough. That’s OK.

About profit, not sucking up to CEOs, long term, or anything else, it’s down to buying pressure on this share. Not what something or other elsewhere’s market cap is.

And this, apparently, has a huge pi relative following.

And at the moment, the market sees it at 7p ish.

I think that could be true. If you sold in the 30’s on the ramp, and all that.

Once bitten twice shy. Times have changed.

It’ll be I think, on the accounts going forward.

But some on here say they got so much money they’re content to keep flinging it in here.

Well done them!

But it ain’t me nor I think most on here. Money runs out, sometimes.

This share been a disaster for many. It will, I suspect, be the opposite for others, in due course.

Well, I consider nowadays I got my feet on the ground. I look at it as a new washing machine, newish car, adding my own cash, holiday, whatever. Freebie.

Greed, thoughts of what might be, lost me money. Just me.

Always change your mind too, go in again, having taken what’s on offer. We all have choices.

Results for Q3 14th. November - should be in line on progress, maybe with enhanced anticipated drilling results, and therefore positive for sp, if nothing before.

Yes, that will be my hope if/when I come back in. All this talk of divi, grandkids, etc., leaves me pretty cold.

The gold is indisputably in the ground at Havieron. And it will come out sometime.

And sales will make its way into the accounts.

Increased resource/reserve should have an impact on share price.

But it’s a longish journey. Maybe sentiment will kick in again.

In the absence of sentiment, you have to take the number of shares into account, moving on, sp wise.

“I’d have thought 99% of investors out there don’t know anything about GGP. “

Crikey, what do you expect?

It’s had loads of coverage for those interested in mining, particularly since Newmont chose to divest.

For a year or so, in my opinion you should be considering Telfer, not Havieron. Havieron is capex Telfer is revenue, a mixture. There will be updates on both. Havieron’s time will come.

The issue of forward selling, surrounds the selling of shares a person or organisation has yet to receive with an intent to buy them back cheaper later, and fulfil their obligations. Not simply selling other already held shares into the market, at a higher price than arrangements in hand to buy them back at a cheaper price. That’s trading.

There are cases on it, involving larger organisations. I do not think pi’s generally have the means to forward sell in the accepted sense.

All the best.

Canada closes 70p, 7.69% up.

Iceland closed 6.8% up, last trade 69p equivalent,and Toronto currently trading 6% up, last trade so far 69p on the day.

I won’t do quite so much of this in future, unless anything unusual. There’s no end to it.

And to finalise that little bit, Toronto closed yesterday at 65p equivalent.