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its dated today

its on directors talk - possible 25 p bid from land consultants ltd

still a good price for the buyer this would be worth a quid down the line if funding sorted and production sustained and profitable

this could all be shaping up for amssive price hike in the near term

the pirce is that of an early stge explorer ather than actual producer - this could be a billion dollar co in a few years

and i believe that represents just 5% of the license area!

yet no rise

I'll have some of that thankyou very much!

this hasnt gone much higher much quicker would have thought 6p today and 9p this week

bought v sold

when we avoided the liquidation notice been a bit of dilution but looks to be building a stronger footing financially and possibility of sustaining/improving operation think this may go 10p plus

i am a shareholder here and im not aware or have not recieved any circular - is this confirmed and could anyone share the details?

my previous mail as clive palmer may use his nickel refinery in conjunction with GPN to make them a producer

Gladstone Pacific Nickel Ltd (GPNL) has signed an MOU with China Tianchen Engineering Corp to develop a heap leach project at Marlborough in Queensland, Australia, it announced Thursday (October 15). The Marlborough ore resource, which is 100% owned by GPNL, holds 71 million tonnes of laterite nickel ore at 0.91% nickel and 0.06% cobalt, the Australian mine developer said. It could produce up to 26,000 tonnes per annum (tpa) of contained nickel and 1,700 tpa of contained cobalt in intermediate product, and would establish the company as a nickel producer, it said. China Tianchen Engineering will assist with a targeted debt financing of 70% of the project, which is expected to be provided through Chinese banks. The two companies will work together to find Chinese investors to provide equity funding for the remainder. The MOU is subject to the success of a feasibility study among other conditions. Story provided by Business Financial Newswire

admitedly broker targets can change daily and shares frequently never make it there BUT at least if a broker has reviewed a stock in detal and set a price much higher than the current sp it gives you confidence that you are not buying a ramped up lemon e.g. look at the pxs rollercoaster and imagine if you had bought that at 20p (yes it may well come good but you would be sitting on a heavy loss). at least with this share you feel like its risen, albeit rapidly on merit rather than pure hype and you genuinely feel that its got a good way to go rather than sitting with an itchy trigger finger every time the price blips down. similarly thats why i mentioned media corp as i have has lots of very profitable shares where my intial attention was drawn to them buy people on these BBs and dont think its a bad thing when another poster gives you a heads up on something interesting for you to go away and do a bit of reaserch on.(note before i am slayed by the pxs possie i do think it has potential and i have owned them on and off for over three yrs before bailing slightly early at 9.5p - could have made more but my average buy in was 1.3p so i made enough to not feel too bad when it carried on into the teens)

at a treeshake around 20p - may have already started - just dont fall for it - remeber broker target is 50p short term so dont get pushed out at 18-19p

another one with good short term potential to broker target is mdc. broker target 6.2p, heavy director buying yesterday. not a ramp just as i got into this at 6p yesterday based on tip offs from posts on other boards i thought i would return the favour - after all we're all in in to get rich!

read a snippet in the sydney morning herald - "BHP recently sold its Yabulu refinery to Clive Palmer, who is said to be about to fold it into Gladstone Pacific Nickel" - could someone explain what this means i.e. 'folding it'

have a look at mercartor for another with potential but yet to rise. new ops in mexico with promise and shares in silver swan worth most of current sp