RE: Ready for the turning?8 Jan 2026 08:38
You want a Joke Monsa?
Read this conplete Baloney!!! I never commented at the time, just laughed my Tits off at home him doing his upmost to sound astute!!! Until Scott, educated him on the glaring differences. Just more him scratching his head, wondering where he goes so wrong, so much!
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RE: HNY4 Jan 2026 11:09
Morning all,
For well over a year, (and the last 24hrs specifically) I’ve been looking closely at GGP (I’m not a shareholder), firstly because it’s one of the standout success stories from 2020 and it’s often referenced for good reason, and as has been mentioned many times not by others, the parallels between GGP and Empire are hard to ignore, not just in terms of the charts but also in the way the SP’s have behaved and the way the market has reacted at different points of both company journeys. Just to be clear, I’m not suggesting this is an exact science or that the two companies are identical or will follow like a carbon copy , they are completely independent businesses with different boards, different management teams, different shareholder bases and, of course, very different commodities, so this isn’t about being simplistic or trying to force a one for one comparison, what I am trying to do is outline some broad similarities in behaviour and progression which I think do have real relevance when you zoom out. I was also really encouraged by GGP’s move to the ASX last year, as many here know I’ve been a big supporter of us joining the ASX for well over two years now, that said, I’m also happy to admit that pushing for an ASX listing a year ago would probably have been too early, at the time I wanted it, but looking back at what still needed to be achieved it makes sense why the company waited, in that context I do think the current timeline for us to list on the ASX this year has the potential to be genuinely transformative. I’m also realistic enough to accept that it doesn’t guarantee success and some people will rightly remain sceptical, but that doesn’t take away from how important that step could be. If you take a step back and look at how the Empire chart has behaved, it’s following a very familiar path for a company that is backed by real fundamentals but is still early in the market’s understanding. The 1st part of that chart is always a bit chaotic, early excitement, big jumps followed by a sharp pullback and plenty of people trying to trade it rather than own it (basically Empire in H2 2025). Empire can be described as having gone through that with the early Pitfield interest where news caused a surge and then a sell off, GGP did the same thing in its early days around Havieron, lots of interest but very little patience. That phase is clearly behind us now and was followed by the “boring” stretch which most people mistake for weakness (Q4 2025), in reality I believe it was just the market slowly changing who owns the shares, price went down