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Danny Boy. The board, in my estimation, loves you as one of the fillers.

No harm in that, with nobody knowing what’s next for the sp.

There was a film about ‘Lassie’. I recall.

Never mind.

I mean, time everyone took stock of themselves.

Lassie.

From you, and your posts.

I’m serious now.

Goodness knows, what anybody looking in here might think.

The board’s a mess.

From both ‘sides’.

With them with more than one i/d playing both sides against the middle, just to ‘keep it interesting’.

Cant you see it? I can’t prove it, but I think I do.

Just looked in. Off now, as indicated til next week.

Really, you should know when you’re being wound up.

Some, those who don’t go out at all, even at night because of ASX, can now truly call themselves keyboard warriors.

Crikey!

Catch you next week maybe.

As expected. And it seems likely AIM will open at a price broadly corresponding to ASX close, following RNS.

In theory, it should go up shouldnt it - to £3.43 or thereabouts.

Look at it another way, as things stand ( they will change ) should an index be obliged to buy on ASX, they are in some difficulty. The price will have to rise. Or they can wait, no urgent need anround rebalance time, until such time as sufficient shares become available, perhaps at a premium.

It is a fact, isn’t it, that most tradeable shares from the same pot are in the hands of AIM holders, pi’s I guess,staying on AIM.

It seems a little early yet for those shares to move across to ASX holders, who will trade them - though some seem to be flipping what they have early.

Mms run businesses. They want to trade, and will look to find sweet spots where buyers and sellers agree, and they take the spread. And of course, they can run it down to fill orders. When they ‘run out’ of shares - they raise the price.

Too many of you think they’re just picking on Ggp.

And the over hype on here, has in the first instance, led to disappointment so far.

It will pan out. Of course it will.

Most AIM followers will have seen an ASX close at around £3.50.

Doesn’t really matter, but for me interesting to see who may follow whom. It’s my guess Aim will come to follow AsX. Seems to be happening quite quickly.

There will be other views.

AsX is now the primary listing. Everyone here believes Ggp to be undervalued, and against its peers. And that Australian investors will recognise that. There’s merit in that. And also index inclusion.

Now the listing hurdle is overcome, it will come to trade, across both venues in time, on progress and perceived valuation, and what is currently not priced in/anticipated on updates.

In other words, it will go to the norm for miners, without events such as consolidation/listing.

FS I think next real catalyst - though we anticipate operational/financial news.

All the best.

It’s the same pot of shares. If someone sells here, they’re available to be bought there, and vice versa.

‘I thought being on ASX was supposed to create a level playing field and possible re-rate’

It will settle out across the two venues in time, with relatively small differences.

Perhaps there has been over reliance on the dishonesty of AIM and mms. Ggp is but one share.

It’s what can happen following unfulfilled hype.

‘That got me thinking, where is Culpepper today?’

Add ‘hard of reading’ to your attributes.

All the best.

All that’s really happened today, as previously RNS’d, is consolidation - there was no reason to base any sort of expectation on that.

Of course. And tomorrow is what Australian punters see in it.

In time, index inclusion is my earlier hope.