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Might be wrong. But it’s what Zi see as more probable than not, having regard to aspirations here to own just about everything going.Hence my hope of gain, perhaps, on the day of the RNS or thereafter.

From there on,quids in, maybe. A theory, based on some experience, is all.

But I have to say, I’m not that familiar with shares rocketing on a fundraise.

But you lot will know best, no doubt, if Mr. Day goes on a spending spree on Ggp shareholders’ account.

That’s right. Some you win, some you lose, on your own judgement.

I’ve made mine, money be made sometime, not yet. You’ve made yours.

Twas always thus.

And in the meant8me, perhaps desist from calling people with a less than enthusiastic view at this particula4 stage, ‘clowns.’ Wh3n yo7 know nothing.

Anyway, Wyloo are in charge. Forrest and all. Got Ggp by the balls.

Wait and see.

Yet they thrive. Just a cheap response, as per the cheap post.

Who’s the ‘clowns’, so far, MH?

Your regular insults have no merit.

The ‘clowns’ may yet make money. Timing.

End goal is obvious to all, re the project.

It’s the part that Ggp, pi’s will play, and the cost of it that is in question. Hence the trading. Nobody quite sure 3nough to push the price up.

As Ace says, roll the dice. If Mr Day has his advertised way, the big consolidator, it will cost. Or somebody else would do it.

And as for Mr. Day. He goes where he wants. And relies on his followers to repeat his assertions.

It would be unusual for the corporate types to be concerned with PI’s. Just the project.

I’ve not seen anybody on here yet who prove capable of dismissing my reasonable comments.

So they must be valid.

In the meantime, the optimists have a reasonable, if not justifiable, view.

It’s what suits.

No need for criticism of other’s chosen habits.

They got nothing better to do, you infer.

I think they just fill in a little, sociably.

No big deal.

You’ll always get stick on here, for talking of the reasonably obvious, and not knowing the answer.

Yep. Follow the winners.

Are you really that ignorant?

Don’t think so. A deal’s a deal, as always. Money will do the talking.

And the board could just sail on, running Hav and Telfer, new contracts.

Easy. A vote recommended by the board and making recent shareholders a few bob.

Wyloo could do i5, as a backbone. They’ve done it before, going direct to shareholders.

They will call the tune, not Ggp.

Got to wait for the DFS, to see how it pans out. As I th8nk the banks will require. Without that, and capital expenditure on processing factored in, it’s opaque.

Mr. Day has to sort out his lenders. I have difficulty in seeing how he can do that without a DFS, even on current qualified arrangements. Newmont will need to be satisfied on ability to pay. They’ll want cash, to satisfy promises to shareholders.

Wyloo may be their fall-back. And they won’t be diluted.

Ggp 30%. Newmont 70%. And Newmont own Telfer. They will decide who to move forward with.