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Don't go with all this idolatry of GH. Nothing special about him at all. In fact he led some of us repeatedly up the garden path re Ernest Giles. He almost said it was a certainty that Newmont were JV'ing. He was wrong and his ramping cost a lot of people a lot of money. What GH was was a lucky CEO. To hit in wildcat drilling right away at Havieron was a massive stroke of luck. Good for him. His reputation in my eyes has been sullied now, not for his selling out, and I think he will sell the lot, but because of his buy at 22p to hold up the price to benefit his selling. Just not on. Our shareprice is now drifting down until he finishes. He doesn't give a fig for us now.

What " queue" are to talking about? Or should it be " cue". And we are supposed to take you seriously.

Tom, that is a great video. Could everyone on here just calm down, watch this video and breathe deeply. The only thing missing is the name, Greatland Gold. Tonight's postings have been just laughable. We are all under pressure because of forces no one understands but if you know this company and particularly its flagship asset you can sleep easily in my opinion.

Total car crash. For God's sake avoid the Telegram Group at all cost. Total buffoons who think they actually know something.

Avoid at all costs. An incestuous group of about a dozen know it all know nothing self important losers who are online, it appears, 24/ 7 producing ever more fanciful explanations as to why we are where we are. It is pathetic. I had enough and left today. Let's face it nobody knows the real reason for the turmoil since the New Year. What we do know are the fundamentals of this company are sound and will again come to the fore. Quite why grown men are online arguing among themselves to no real end escapes me. Kudos to all the respected posters here. You know who you are.

This is beyond painful now. Surely time for the company to say something about this fall.

The delay in reporting the outstanding drill results has became utterly disgraceful. I do not believe that, after all this time, GGP do not have the results. Who knows why they are reticent but I tell you this is having a detrimental effect on the SP and the constant price fall is getting more painful every suffering day.

This could be BAMS.

3 months ago the Sandeep interview would have caused a big rise. Not now. A load of inexperienced holders well underwater, LTH loaded already and price totally in the hands of the MM and the big time buyer who we will know about when they are done. Surely it must be Newcrest.

Hayashi. What a cynic! For my own part I thought the interviewer was excellent. Knowledgeable, enthusiastic, clued up on all aspects of the business and asking all the relevant questions. That allowed Alistair to be more animated than we have seen for a while, and what a story he has to tell!!

Here we go again. Clear as mud!

What?

Saliva " not passing" at PD does NOT necessarily mean that it has failed on spec and specifity. PD may have concluded that the spit test, for large scale testing is not suitable given it's inherent danger of contamination and they would rather have a nasal swab test. However I would be surprised if the reagents used for each test are different. Saliva will be suitable for smaller scale private testing. It will happen and will hit the market. Everyone should relax and try to add some more, avoiding Monday morning's games if they can. GLA.

PL75 is right. Huff Po update refers to the AN test as showing great promise. It is not that there will be an updated saliva test. The original article did say that the new test had been approved. Infuriatingly the update does give cause to think that it still has to be rubber stamped. All in all it appears that things are not quite so clear cut as I had though last night. Still great cause for optimism though. Be careful of the spike early doors on Monday.

Surely time for some communication from the company about this drop in shareprice, either to say that they know of no reason for it or to report that the CEO has put his hand in his pocket. This drop is just never ending it seems. Some reassurance fo shareholders needed now. I can' remember seeing such a slow motion inexorable drop on no relevant news.

Hold tight. No end in sight.

Horby has shown bad feelings towards Holgate in the past. Usual Oxford/Cambridge bias towards any superior product from the sticks as they see it. Pathetic.

Oh dear! Just look for yourself. Multiple 250,000 and 100,000 share sells over the last week.

Today only proves that this will be a long haul back to the 30's. The fall is, of course, overdone but it is slightly more explicable when one sees the large number of very big sales over the past week or so. Someone, or some entity wants out and until they are we are going to see a number of false dawn's. Even Newcrest's very positive comments last night really didn't help and remember we have still to get the rest of the SWAG results and no one seems to be very hopeful that they are going to help the SP. We all have different time scales and this set back is a sore one for me, about to dip into my SIPP for the first time, but things will resolve and the gold hasn't gone away. GLA.

Interesting to see that GH,in his latest tweet, emphasises the "M&A and corporate experience" of the new CEO. Big hint of things to come there methinks.