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Shot and dealt with .... Blimey ⚒️
Thanks for the info, I can see now how the roadway and layered slabs would work and yes I suppose it doesn't need to be indoors.
I hadn't noticed any images of the lab, has that been built do you know?
I've learned it's a pretty uninhabited area at the moment so yeah not much chance of someone pocketing the gold.
Do other similar startups work in the same way GW appear to be doing does anyone know? Just wondering.
Ah Bristol_joules just the man!
I've been looking at the images on the GWMO Web pages and am a little concerned about the state of the 'mill'. As someone who's been lucky enough to have visited the site maybe you can put my mind at rest..
So to me the mill site looks like a set of huge steps, outside, in the open and insecure.. were talking gold milling here...seems risky, or am I looking at the wrong pictures?
I dunno, it just seems a bit 'bodge' maybe that's the way these sites work at startup..?
The thing with SSP is they don't have to sell top notch locally farmed organic, the customer is captive, waiting for a train or checked in for a flight. Prices are ridiculous for the product but if your hungry or thirsty what's the alternative.
don't they also franchise M&S stores
A nice bit of news @Bristol_jules thanks for sharing your thoughts
Only an occasional visitor to LSE I was prompted to look at the chat as the price looks to have gained 6% today although not reflected in LSE (above) so perhaps that positive news is close
Anyway, one thing that I've been meaning to find out - the initial milling will be of tailings I believe, guessing tailings is another word for spoil, how did the spoil happen - what was the site previously dug for?
Ive never understood spread is it based on supply and demand, anticipated price, opening price or just a figure from the air or all four?
Are brokers free to decide their own bid and ask price or is it fixed?
My broker (II) appears to be in line with the prices quoted on here but I've seen others say the free to trade brokers set their own spread is that true?
After holding these impossible shares for the last 2 years I finally managed to sell without loss yesterday
Not entirely sure what happened but at opening yesterday (AGM last weekend possibly) the spread appeared favourable enough to promise me a nice 30% gain
On instructing the broker to do so I was given the 'we can't give a definite price' message.. oh well fingers were crossed as I hit the proceed button
20 minutes later I was chuffed to find a lovely 1% gain after fees.... I've been looking at a loss due to spread for 2 years! I was mega chuffed!!
I too am in the 99% loss club, fortunately I only had £100 to invest back then. I've recently stuck a bit more on this horse in the hope that I will get my original stake back but with such a wide spread its bloomn impossible!
Can anyone explain why the spread is so wide? I'm also after an explanation as to why the share price has recently jumped, there's very little press about Tanfield and nothing thats hugely positive... who knows ?!
Good luck all
Interesting post Ocean, for me the broker fees (buy/sell = 14% of that £100 for me) and the offer/bid spread would make such a small holding extremely difficult to gain from... I'm new to this so if there's a better way to trade than large spreads (is that the buy/sell price difference) and £7.99 trade fees I'd love to know
I've lost £500 on the price drop for Mccolls so decided to
try and make that back 10/20% at a time (by shorting i think its called) a couple of weeks ago
Guess who sold at 25% gain about an hour before the price rocketed last week ;(
I've had a miniscule holding in AGY since the shares were about 30p, I'm so tempted to invest more!
Love the work they do, just wish they would make more noise on the stock side .. not been much below where they are now but they have held at this price for an age it all makes me very tempted