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We’ve been glued to this range for a while now. I think it’s time for the next catalyst to move us on 😎🐍

Nice post Dazzer. Buyers beware. This is a gambling stock like most other ‘explorers’. Never buy more than you’re HAPPY enough to lose.

Watch the rampers too…things like ‘shorts burning’, ‘institutions filling up’, ‘markets are corrupt’ and/or ‘I’ve done my research’ don’t exist with minnow explorers. No professional shorts would touch this yet, neither would institutions and it’s impossible to do research on something that doesn’t exist yet!! No assays, means no information! Gambling is fine as long as you know it’s gambling. Plenty of time after assays (if they’re good) to make money. Only play with what you can lose…this is still just another number on a roulette wheel.

Hey Jerry, not sure what you mean by ‘superstar CEO’ (seems excessive 😂) but he’s a decent bloke that doesn’t mince his words and doesn’t ramp. Let’s the geology and results do the talking. Nothing like a new explorer. They have what will be one of the best rare earth projects in Australia/World by the looks of the testing results. (Close to fruition - JV or government backing we reckon soon) And they have an exciting gold/copper project with drilling due 2026 too. (Manna Hill) It’s main market also, so none of the AIM shenanigans.

There are multiple Blackrock entities involved in GGP now, it’s not just the one. They have investment arms all around the world and are often separate entities.

If you looked through the massive list that GGP released a while back (it was towards the bottom of the RNS) you would have seen a bunch of different Blackrock names being involved. All these TR1’s from them aren’t necessarily the same fund or service. Today’s one is called “Blackrock Inc.” and seems based in the United States.

Frack’s Sake Bamps…🤦‍♂️ Now we’re gonna have like a 1000 messages to read today about your sell. Good thing it’s close to Xmas so people might have switched off.

The thing about buying and selling to try and gain a few extra shares here and there, is that it is bloody stressful! If a company is constant making the right moves, then it’s much easier on the soul to just go with the flow.

As others have said, this company is now in the hands of institutions. Any weakness will be bought up quickly and consistently. What surprised me about the comment is that December 2025 is the month GGP reach the “12 month production” anniversary!!! Regardless of production numbers, hitting this landmark milestone is HUGE!! I expect all the Aussie funds that have been patiently waiting for this date, to start buying in as soon as they can. Regardless of any other news we are now a bonafide producer WITH historical data!

We have not increased 10-20% (approx £300m) coz of some two bit A$2m JV on a greenfield target.

This is funds doing the job and there’s lots of them still to come. Wait for the 12 month production target to hit too then even more will come. Plus the Telfer MRE slamming the ‘production gap’ shut! The Aussie superannuation funds haven’t even started to play the game. Enjoy the ride folks…

Not a bad couple of days considering the big sell from yesterday just popping up. So nearly 2m shares sold at 4.55 and we still help up well 🐍

Right, so if you know the grades why biatch and moan about them. You know they’re amazing. Now go and google how long it takes on average from drill results to production…then maybe take a step back as you’ve clearly now shown you know naff all about mining.

Johnstoneo, after your previous question of “what grades are at Anza?” it really does seem that you’ve basically invested your money into something you have zero clue about! Yet quite happy to slag it off for X years. In all these years you could have become an expert in mining with just half hours research a day. But to not even know about OMI after this long, is frankly a bit of a joke. You’ve only yourself to blame now for how you feel.

He’s trying to bait buyers…desperate and horrible to see.

Wow…came in to see if anything was happening and met with a barrage of the worst posts I’ve ever seen 🤦‍♂️ What a windup 🤮

Johnstoneo - Anza is the name of the whole project and within Anza, we have the Pepas, APTA and El Cedro targets.

Not even in the ballpark! Just finished work Nap, so happy to play for a bit…tell me…why am I living rent free in your head? 🤔 Did you not like me asking John his opinion?

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Stay out of it Nap, you’re rude and a bore on top that too mate!

Ok, so that answer kinda sounds like you’ve been stung before and reacting to that. As a general rule of thumb, if you hit these kinds of grades, then chances are you are gonna hit more. The grades were high and with good width. Google “explain nuggety drill intercepts” to get an idea of bad high grade ones or ‘smearing’ as they call it. It’s not too complex. It helps for the future.

As for the cash raising, that’s part and parcel with every explorer. But with grades like this, raising cash is usually beneficial. The idea is to show enough mineralisation to improve the terms of a JV when it comes in. The more assays we have the better bargaining. Raising cash to keep the lights on is bad.

If that’s your only worry then have a little faith. These kinds of grades are very rare. There might be the odd poor result but again that happens as they try to find the extensions of the deposit. Like I said you can’t be down that much in five years. Any sniff of a JV and/or institution investment and/or pathway to production and your 33% deficit will be gone in a flash.

Bit early folks but ok, I’ll “bite”…Merry Christmas and here’s to a prosperous New Year 🐍

I was here John, but unless you’ve been here 15+ years then the most you’re down at the minute is like 33% from the 38p high. That’s nothing for an explorer. I’ve got some in bottom drawer that are 99% down. That means I need 10 bags just to break even on them.

So even if you did buy at 38p, you still must have some reason (other than disgruntled at being 33% down) that you think OMI won’t succeed? A lot has happened in the last four years including kind of a change of “ownership and other corporate stuff.” But you can’t deny that the assays OMI are hitting are some of the best in the world and shallow…(location is my only worry). With these very rare grades, the chances of OMI doing well with them are quite high.

Treat me as a new investor and explain why you think this will fail. I’m open minded sir, I won’t curse or berate you for it. Always ready to learn new things.

Haha ok guys. Well, I’ve given enough of time today on this and hopefully some people will have benefited by it. Use it as you see fit. Everyone is a beginner to start but once you start to understand certain things about this sector, it really can be very very fun to ‘gamble’ and ‘invest’ in. Took me years to come to grips with it but it’s worth it guys.

I’ll leave the rest to their 10moz and production in 12-18 months at a cost of less than £10m. Sounds too good to be true right? And always ignore people that give SP predictions.

I’m gonna sit back now and bottom draw these till assays. Fingers crossed we hit a HAD05. (Havieron has had 368 drill holes to reach that ‘inferred’ amount 😉)

If only it worked like that SWAT. We’d all be rich. The 4000m is like less than ten drills. But to make a deposit “mineable” or to even be allowed to mine it by the authorities it requires ‘proving’ to figure out the total tonnage needed to be extracted. That needs lots of drills in the same spot from different angles. Most of the ‘proving’ Star would have done, would have been drills around 200m in length. Hence the low total. Wishbone would still require another 30-60 drills minimum of any length to prove up a resource to be JORC complaint (fancy term for the Aussie regulators) and then be allowed to produce.

Ok, so this is a good example! It gives you an idea of what’s needed. Star resources an Tumblegum South.

AI is good for specific questions like this:

“ Hi. How many drills did star minerals require to prove up tumblegum South resource amount?”

AI answer:

“ Short answer: 99 drill holes (totalling 10,832.9 m) were used to support the published Tumblegum South Mineral Resource estimate. 

Quick detail / breakdown (from the MRE report):

• 7 RC holes by AVL (2013).

• 45 holes by Bryah (2017–2020) (RC 42, DD 3).

• 47 holes by Star Minerals (2021–2022) (RC 44, DD 3).

Those add up to the 99 holes used in the estimate.”

So 99 holes for just 40koz in reserves. Three companies and 12 years later. First two probably don’t exist anymore.

Always do your research guys. Mining is a long long process.