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"I can't see even Boris being dumb enough to want to let WTO rules stay in place for long."

Never underestimate BoJo's destructive potential. :-)

Looking forward to seeing the British Navy chasing poor fishermen around the island. Here's the soundtrack:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tNBL5OMeuno

ending in years -> ending in tears

comeback -> come back

Of course it won't be a ten-bagger overnight from where we are now, even if SWAG results comeback with bonanza grades. There are two things that make me extremely confident in the long-term growth potential:
1. The initial MRE for Havieron, together with all the drilling results to date.
2. The 12-month chart for GGP: have you ever seen such a linear beauty? I

In particular, that chart is just sooooo beautiful! Even the wobble around the first GDXJ purchase, which felt like a big spike at the time, now looks like a mere wrinkle, and I'm sure that any upcoming wobble will look like that in a few months' time. Yes, it isn't a crazy hyperbolic chart like those of some other explorers but it's going to carry on unabated instead of ending in years (as hyperboles tend to do).

My GGP average is now about 10.5p, so I am convinced I'll see a ten-bagger here, based on Havieron alone (my expectation is that the total resources at Hav will be 15-20Moz).

Those buying in now will need good SWAG results to get a ten-bagger but a three-bagger is just a question of time and patience.

I concur. One often hears on this BB statements like "this has been great for LTHs who bought below 1p but there's no way the SP can increase x30 from where we are now ". My take on this is that a lot of people thought exactly the same when the SP was at 7p-8p and here we are, half a year later, having quadrupled in value.

Not sure what people's expectations are but the SP can easily quadruple within the next 12-24 months. Perhaps we won't see 10 pounds per share (that would be a x30 increase) but 2-3 pounds per share in the long term is more than feasible.

The ETF manager's first name is Pádraig. Just a coincidence?

Why try, Whytry? :-)

Let's see whether the news trending at the moment will result in a few mentions of Synairgen in the press in the coming days.

Perhaps Boris will have to announce no deal with the EU on Sunday and will have to come up with some British success story to deflect the attention; what could be better than a 'miraculous cure for Covid-19' made in the UK? (Joking apart, I don't think I'd like Boris to be linked to SNG in any way; it's like having Trump as a main cheerleader.)

And this bit (from the "ooh, matron" Monsieur Casanova):

"Prof Jean-Laurent Casanova, who carried out the research, from The Rockefeller University in New York, said: “[Interferon] accounted for nearly 15% of the critical Covid-19 cases internationally enrolled in our cohort."

Interferon can be given as a treatment, but a World Health Organisation clinical trial concluded that it did not help very sick patients. However, Prof Casanova said the timing was important.

He explained: “I hope that if given in the first two, three, four days of infection, the interferon would work, because it essentially would provide the molecule that the [patient] does not produce by himself or by herself.”

Perhaps the market will finally start to take notice?

"The findings shed light on where the immune system goes wrong, which could help identify new treatments.

These will continue to be needed even though vaccines are being developed, says Prof Kenneth Baillie, a consultant in medicine at the Royal Infirmary in Edinburgh, who led the Genomicc project.

Vaccines should drastically decrease the numbers of covid cases, but it's likely doctors will still be treating the disease in intensive care for a number of years around the world, so there is an urgent need to find new treatments."

Jet,

I'm too busy with my three kids to watch any telly during the day. GGP is my daytime escape. :-)

31p close! Yihaaaa!

Zwartkops,

I'm with you on that one. Have a great weekend!

ATB
EP

Looking good for a blue close today. Roll on next week, magic Monday or otherwise!

Oh, no: now I'll be mesmerised by the ask as well!

Watching the bid creep up is somewhat mesmerising. I know it's unhealthy and a great waste of time but I can't help it.

Raise your hand if you indulge in that sort of activities too.:-)

Is that Jeremy's next project?

TmT, Kernowlad,

You're in my thoughts and prayers.

It's been exciting though...

Today's price action indicates a 32p close but, in fact, I'd rather it stayed lower to increase the number of shares GDXJ needs to add.