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*** Strong Hold ***

Bit of chatter on the board lately — some folks getting twitchy at the slow progress, a few rightly bemoaning about the site info and the usual muttering about “market makers” playing games. Even seeing those random miniscule buys popping up… the kind of thing that makes you smile and wonder who’s quietly testing the waters.

Maybe today’s a red-dot day, maybe not. If it is, we’ll all know soon enough. If it isn’t — well, there’s always next week.

For me, this is the fun bit. No dividends yet on Capital employed, no fireworks — just the calm before whatever comes next. The anticipation. The what-if. The waiting that keeps you grounded and excited.

Because when that killer RNS does land — and maybe it's today, maybe not — that’s when the blood starts pumping, the screen lights up, and the patience pays off.

Until then, I’m just sitting on my modest stack and enjoying the ride. Gives me time to rewatch Peaky Blinders and admire the creation of the Shelby empire and chuckle at Arthur's antics!

Not financial advice — just ever optimistic.

Just checked my ii account and can confirm the +1,000,000 buy from this morning has now landed — that brings me to a neat 4,000,000 CDL in the bag . Oddly on LSE shares trades screen it lists the transaction at 08:09:11 as Unknown.

Seems the chat earlier was spot on… anything sizeable takes its sweet time showing up on the board. Mine took a while to appear, so anyone else waiting on delayed prints — keep an eye out, they do filter through eventually.

Thesis unchanged from Friday — Darlot West is already looking like a cracking project in its own right, and Paterson remains the one that could turn this from “promising” into “properly exciting”. WA jurisdiction, focused strategy, and momentum building… I’m happy to sit tight and let the story unfold.

No drum-beating, no timelines — just a patient hold. If this plays out the way some of us think it might, today’s price will look very cheap in hindsight.

Not advice — just sharing the journey.

As flagged on Friday, I’ve added +1,000,000 CDL this morning. Thesis hasn’t changed:

Darlot West keeps serving up high-grade rock chips and expanding the target map.

Paterson still the sleeper — assays pending, copper/gold postcode with serious neighbours.

WA jurisdiction = mining-friendly, stable, real processing options if a discovery firms up.

No drum-banging from me — just quietly building the position and letting the work speak for itself. From here it’s simple: let the team sample, analyse, plan the drill, and see what turns up.

Sitting back now to see what will be. Not advice — just how I’m playing it.

Ok so, blame the numerous Cardhu Gold Reserves and a late-night binge of Tulsa King…Dwight is the Man, but I’ve come to a (drunken) decision. This is entirely gut feeling.

Come Monday morning, I’m grabbing another million CDL shares.

Darlot West alone has me excited enough… but add Paterson into the mix and this could be one of those stories you look back on and say, “remember when it was under 1p and we knew?”

Not ramping… just sharing where my head’s at. I’m comfy holding, adding when I can, and seeing how this plays out. Some chances in life you just lean into.

GRM ✨

(Not financial advice – just a bloke backing his gut)

I’m more than happy to wait this one out. Darlot West on its own is shaping up to be a seriously exciting gold play — those rock chip results are not to be sniffed at. If that was the only project in the portfolio, I’d still be holding with confidence.

But when you factor in Patterson on top… well… wow. That’s where this could get very interesting, very fast. The scale of that opportunity feels far bigger than many realise, and if the upcoming results confirm what a few of us suspect, this story could be transformational.

No rush from me. The best discoveries don’t happen in a straight line.

And if we do see another dip anywhere near the 0.6s again, I’ll happily add another million shares to the pile. That would be a gift, not a worry.

Patience is the edge here. Darlot West is already looking tasty — but Patterson is the one that could change the whole game.

Not financial advice — just how GoldRushMark is playing it.

I'm holding. The Gold has been there for Billions of years, I can wait a few more months before it's found.

GRM👍😃

Morning all,

Just finished going through today’s RNS properly over a coffee, and I have to say — this one feels like another important piece of the puzzle slotting into place.

Cloudbreak have now done trial soil sampling across part of Darlot West, and what stood out for me is how the soil results line up with the previous rock chip highs. That’s what you want to see — not random one-off spikes, but continuity.

We’re talking rock chips like:

65.75 g/t Au

40.44 g/t

27.23 g/t

19.79 g/t

… and plenty above 10 g/t.

These latest soil results suggest those high-grade areas might extend under cover, which is where the real discoveries often sit. It’s early stage, yes, but this is the kind of groundwork that comes before the exciting RNS’s that everyone waits for.

A couple of things I personally like:

✅ They’re not standing still — high-res airborne magnetics due shortly

✅ Expanding soil sampling across a big 60km² land package

✅ Sitting in Western Australia — arguably the safest, most mining-friendly and stable jurisdiction you could ask for

This isn’t flashy “to the moon” stuff (not yet!), but it builds confidence. It’s how proper exploration stories develop: data → alignment of indicators → defined targets → drill rigs.

Still early days, still risk, still no drill results yet — but I’m quietly comfortable with where this is heading.

Just my take — not financial advice, just the musings of someone who’s been following this closely and likes what they’re seeing.

GRM 🪙

Just re-read what I wrote earlier and… oh dear. Miranda the mistress was right((always is and puts up with me for Love) — I probably shouldn’t be allowed on the internet after a “couple of confidence-enhancing beverages”.

Apologies to anyone who had to witness my inner Warren Buffett / Indiana Jones crossover moment earlier. I'm just getting carried away, which is unusual. I've had many false starts lol.

Still stand by the sentiment — I’m excited about CDL — but maybe next time I’ll save the emotional speeches for after the RNS lands, not after the beers!

Back to being calm, collected and “quietly confident”…

(At least until Friday night rolls around again)

Not advice — clearly!

I’ve been meaning to put these thoughts into a post for a while — not to ramp, just to share where my head’s at with CDL.But I've had a few Cardhu Gold Reserves and let it get the better of me.

I’m not in a rush here. I’m quietly confident, only 3 Million reasons why, wish I had more! The story is building nicely, the pieces seem to be lining up, and for once I’m not sat wondering if I’m too early… I’m wondering if one day we’ll all look back and realise this was still early.

A few people have asked whether it’s “too late to get in and make serious money”. Personally, I don’t think so — not if the story continues unfolding the way it has been. I’m normally very reserved, cautious, and I rarely let myself get carried away with a share, but CDL has genuinely got under my skin.

Both myself and my partner have taken positions — even sold out of a bit of QYLD and SHELL (not everything, we’re not reckless!) to free up funds. Life’s too short to always play safe, and sometimes you have to back your gut. And for once, my gut isn’t whispering… it’s shouting.

I can’t shake the feeling that this could be one of those rare ones that changes lives. Yes, it’s still a punt. Yes, nothing is guaranteed. But something about this story, the projects, the grades, the shift to gold/copper in safe WA jurisdictions — it’s keeping me awake at night thinking about the possibility of real wealth, not just a quick trade.

Not advice. Not telling anyone what to do. Just sharing my truth:

This one feels different. And if it does what many of us think it could do, then the ride ahead might be very exciting.

Anyone else quietly feeling the same?

Just remember there's no pockets in Shrouds...spend, live and love...and laugh!!!

Been reading through the full report again this evening, (over a coffee and through a hangover this morning) and wanted to share a few thoughts for anyone who hasn’t had chance to go through it yet.

For me, it’s a quietly encouraging update — nothing flashy, but exactly what you want to see from a small explorer that’s getting its ducks in a row before the real excitement starts.

They’ve now fully stepped away from the old oil & gas distractions, this is good IMO, and are focused 100% on the gold and copper story in Western Australia. That’s important — clean focus, clear message.

Darlot West keeps getting better each time it’s mentioned. Those rock chips up to 65.75 g/t gold are still ringing in my ears. Add to that the soil sampling and new high-res magnetics about to land, and you can almost feel the drill rigs warming up.

Paterson is still the big one in my view — assays pending — but the results so far suggest they’re in the right postcode.

Financially, they’ve kept the burn rate sensible (loss around £600–700k), raised £900k after year-end, and sound confident about 2026.

So my gut feeling after reading the RNS?

* The team’s settled, the focus is sharp, and the groundwork’s in place for something interesting.

* No hype, no drama — just quiet progress in the right place at the right time.

Not financial advice — just the musings of a bloke who likes a good story, and this one’s starting to read better each chapter.

Hold tight as this may be the ride of a Lifetime

Morning all — well a new week ahead, and I can’t shake the feeling that we’re getting close now.

Assay results are due soon, and there’s that same quiet excitement you only get when the pieces start to line up.

CDL’s sitting in the right postcode, with the right geology, and the grades we’ve already seen are nothing to sneeze at. It’s got shades of the early Greatland Gold story — steady groundwork before the spark that changed everything.

If this one comes off the way I think it might, it’s retirement money stuff — the sort that buys good coffee, Aperol Spritz's, Good Cheese and Salami on the shores of Lake Maggiore in Stresa, watching the sun hit the water and thinking, “Yep, we saw it early.”

Not financial advice — just a bit of Monday morning optimism from a old man (58) who still believes in a good discovery story.

That RNS from CDL is still buzzing round my head. A 65 g/t rock chip — I had to run the numbers. At today’s gold price (about £101.82 a gram), that’s roughly £6,600 worth of gold in every tonne of rock. Let that sink in — one tonne of dirt, worth more than a decent used car. Bonanza-grade stuff by anyone’s standards.

Now sure, it’s only a surface rock chip — not a full vein yet — but it tells us something important: the Darlot West ground is very much alive. There’s serious gold in that system, and it’s sitting in Western Australia — one of the most mining-friendly, politically stable, resource-rich regions on Earth. If you’re going to strike gold anywhere, that’s the postcode you want on your drill rig. 🇦🇺

The soil and mag results coming next will show whether this sparkle runs deeper or if it’s just a tasty teaser — but either way, I’m quietly chuffed. Coffee finished, numbers crunched, and heading into the weekend with a warm feeling that this story’s only just starting to shine.

Not financial advice — just the musings of an old,tired, divorcee, a bloke who loves the smell of fresh RNS in the morning.

Morning all,

What a great RNS to wake up to — proper validation of what many of us have been watching quietly unfold at Darlot West. Eleven samples above 10 g/t, including that headline 65.75 g/t, and several more in the 20–40 g/t range — these are serious numbers for surface rock chips in this part of Western Australia. The fact they’re spread across multiple zones and sitting between two producing mines (Darlot and Thunderbox) makes this a genuinely encouraging dataset, not a one-off lucky grab.

It’s also clear the company is executing the right way round — map, sample, then refine with soils and high-res magnetics before committing to drill. That’s the discipline that separates explorers who last from those who burn cash too early. The soil results and magnetics due late October/early November will tell us if these surface grades line up into coherent drill targets. That’s the point where this story moves from “potential” to “proof.”

I can see a few day traders doing well flipping the spikes today — fair play, there’s liquidity for the first time in a while — but I’m happy to be the tortoise in this race. I’m holding and watching the fundamentals build. Good geology, solid management comms, and the right postcode are what matter now.

Drilling will be the real test — that’s when we’ll know if this becomes another GGP-style discovery or just a strong start. For now, this is a very positive step forward for CDL and long-term holders should take heart in that.

Steady as she goes.

One day closer, as they say. The earth’s had a few billion years to hide her treasures — she won’t give them up just because we’re impatient.

But the drills are down, the assays are coming, and the ground remembers.

Patience, miners. The story’s still being written.

Been mulling this one over with my afternoon tea (and, let’s be honest, probably something stronger later). We’re all watching that countdown to CDL’s Paterson assay results, and it got me thinking — what would we actually need to see to put CDL anywhere near Havieron-type territory?

I’ve been re-reading the old RNS data. There’s already some decent history on this ground:

▪️17 m @ 1.6 % Cu (inc. 9 m @ 2.6 %)

▪️9 m @ 2.0 % Cu + 0.14 g/t Au

▪️13 m @ 1.1 % Cu + 0.29 g/t Au

All shallow stuff too — the sort of hits that make a geologist squint at the drill core and start grinning. Add in those rock chips up to 28.6 g/t gold, and it’s not hard to see why a few of us are quietly optimistic.

Now, to get into Havieron-style territory, we’d probably be talking about continuity and size — something like:

> 50 m + intercepts running above ~1.5 % Cu and around 1–2 g/t Au,

or stacked 20–30 m zones that add up to the same thing.

That’s when the big boys start paying attention and the share price tends to wake up — like GGP did back in the day. Even a few consistent 20–30 m runs at that sort of grade could be game-changing. Anything that shows it’s a proper mineralised system rather than a few lucky holes would really light the fuse.

And let’s not forget — this is Western Australia, one of the most stable, mining-friendly places on earth, sitting in the same geological postcode as Greatlands' Havieron and Rio Tintos' Winu. You couldn’t ask for a better address for copper-gold exploration.

So yeah, if I had to pick my wish-list that's not too fanciful:

✅ Grades over 1.5 % Cu and 1 g/t Au.

✅ A few holes showing the same stuff, not just one-offs.

✅ A hint of a deeper feeder zone — that’s where the magic happens.

Pull that off and CDL’s story could change overnight.

Anyway, these are just my rambling thoughts — not advice, not a prediction, just the musings of a bloke who enjoys the thrill of discovery stories. I could be completely wrong (wouldn’t be the first time 😅).

Ciao

Been reading through today’s board chatter and I have to say… the tone feels different. There’s a quiet confidence building — talk of imminent assays, strong gold, strong copper, and a few sharp minds spotting what could be brewing beneath the surface.

Copper’s still flirting with record highs, gold’s gleaming like it knows something’s coming, and CDL’s little patch of Australia looks more like the right place at the right time with every passing day.

As for me, I’m heading into a weekend of hedonistic fun with a warm feeling in the gut — the kind that says we might all be pleasantly amazed when the next RNS lands.

Not financial advice of course… just the musings of a slightly dusty prospector with a grin and a pint on standby. 🍻

Have fun everybody, and remember it's only Money and there's no pockets in shrouds😃👍

Dare I say it… to the moon, or maybe 3i Atlas for a pit stop. Western Australia’s as stable as they come — safe jurisdiction, world-class geology, and gold at a record high. CDL’s timing this run beautifully.”

Been up earlier than usual and doing a bit of digging (literally and figuratively 😂) and thought I’d share what I’ve found.

Gold’s just smashed through $4,200 an ounce — first time ever — according to Reuters. That’s huge. All the big boys are piling back into safe-havens because of the US-China tension and talk of rate cuts.

Then over on Mining.com they’re saying copper could hit $12,000 a tonne soon. That’s mental. CDL’s sitting on proven copper hits at Paterson – some serious grades too.

ANZ reckon gold’s heading for $4,400 by year end (DiscoveryAlert.com.au), and the ASX miners are already flying this morning . That’s usually a good sign we’ll see the smaller caps like CDL start to wake up next.

I’ve been in CDL a while now — 3 million shares tucked away — and I’m in no rush to sell. Between the gold at Darlot and the copper at Paterson, this setup couldn’t be better timed. Metals flying, sentiment turning, and CDL sitting right on the action.

Feels like the calm before the storm (the good kind 😉).

First time Poster. I’ve been following Cloudbreak Discovery (CDL) for years and steadily building my position — now holding 3,000,000 shares and very happy to sit tight.

This company has been flying under the radar, but if you actually read through the RNS releases and look at the quality of their assets, especially Paterson and Darlot West, you can see the story coming together.

This week’s update just reinforced my conviction — CDL isn’t chasing hype; they’re executing. The Paterson drilling intercepts showed excellent shallow copper-gold hits, which means low-cost RC drilling can keep proving up value fast. Combine that with the copper market tightening and prices hovering near $11,000 per tonne, and it’s clear CDL is in the right place at the right time.

As I’ve said before — this team has done their homework. They’re exploring in proven districts, near infrastructure, and they’ve got optionality through toll-treatment or JV models instead of burning cash on plant builds.

For me, CDL isn’t a flip — it’s a strategic long hold. The ingredients are there for a proper re-rate once assays and JV talks land.

Exciting times ahead. 🪙