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@rooters. Well spotted. Here's hoping.
GLA.

Stick me in the dreamer category. The good thing is that we won't have long to wait to find out. Just to add that 8p doesn't do a lot for me. My average in this share is 11p.

This share has multi-bagger written all over it. IMO.

@Sanibel. They have a JV with Red Rock Resources in the Central Victoria Goldfields called Kilmore West.

Thanks P25. I'm hoping that I'm on a roll, having bought into UFO a few weeks ago.
GLA.

Topped up today and Friday. I think I beat the herd to the punch this time. I'm banking on LC delivering the goods between now and the end of November.
GLA

Also topped up today. My gut tells me it will be 8p at month end.
GLA

@Pokerchips. Who is more set in their ways, a 20 something who has been taught what to think or a 50 year old who has been taught how to think?

@PP. Modern Money Theory is for the birds. The Reign of Terror following the French Revolution couldn't stop hyper-inflation, so what's different now?

How about we concentrate on "real" business fundamentals for the "real" global economy?

Are oil & gas really a busted flush? One major volcanic eruption would see billions of tons of ash fill the atmosphere taking photovoltaics, and possibly wind turbines, out. What use supposed green energy then?

Think it can't happen?

@Professional. You might not want to delay buying into CHAR too long. I sat on a significant loss for about 8 months before I watched the price pop. The significant move up is likely to be in the low hundreds of percent IMO.

Good luck to you from England

There are bound to be day traders amongst us, but to really fly the LTHs need to sit on their hands or go for an afternoon walk.

Hopefully the temptation to sell won't get the better of us.

I'm not a GGP shareholder but have read their LSE message board with interest over the last 6 months or so. What has struck me is that the LTHs, of which there are many, have grouped together like a band of brothers.

I know nothing of charting or net present value, but it appears that the right asset in the hands of the right LTHs can go a very long way.

The question is - Do we have the Greatland spirit?

@Briton. Sounds like you live in a nice part of the world even if your neighbours leave something to be desired.

I'm actually thinking of far bigger fish. Middle class "intellectuals" are likely just part of the means to an end.

Let's hope the BoD are taking active measures to protect that great company.

Somebody is funding "activists" of Extinction Rebellion to target Royal Dutch Shell. Might that same somebody be funding the Nigerian litigation action? If so, to what end?

At this rate Shell is becoming a cheap as chips takeover target. Might somebody want all future big oil exploration in the hands of China or other emerging global power?

Looks like the Day Traders who have been jumping in and out of this company's shares for the last few months are gone.

Those of us who are left appear to have sticky enough fingers to ensure we rise rapidly from here. Looks like we are finally going to breach 1.0.

GLA

Rare Earth Elemsnts are more vitality important to 21st Century technology than the metal Tin was to the Bronze Age.

We own a share in something the modern world can't do without. Methinks I won't be selling anytime soon.

@ NI - Well done to you. I wish I'd joined you.

I decided to wait to see if the price dropped further. More fool me.

Looking forward to a blue day.

We are in the LREE business with hopefully plenty of Neodynium to supply a permanent magnet hungry world.