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MagicTrades, I'm worried about you. Having studied for a degree and worked full time at the same time, I know just how precious every minute is. You are spending so much time and effort on your videos for shareholders, and I'm worried that you need to be using all your time to do your PhD, which requires so much more work than a degree. I'd be very happy and grateful with clip-notes from you - you know, the Executive Summary (idiot explanation). Please put yourself first.
All the best:)))

dsmith57. I have only just read your post. 'I am just confused as to why Greatland did not drill deeper. This just looks like a monumental waste of time and money.'

By not drilling deep on the first exploratory drills mining companies who are not yet earning revenue save valuable research/drilling funds. Deeper drilling is exponentially more expensive than shallow drilling as usually the formation to punch through is a much harder material, ie solid rock instead of sand/clay.

'We all thought that Gervaise and Calum could do no wrong. It was us who were mistaken I'm afraid.' Who's 'we'? Is 'we' intended to be all the shareholders? Because neither you, nor anyone else, speaks for me.

I have the greatest respect and confidence in GH, CB and SD. Any finds at Scally or any of the other drill sites are a constituent of a re-disked Havieron as a whole.
DYOR

Bamps, theLearner and Magic, thank you for all the info:)) Magic, I watched your video. I did a couple of courses in world archaeology, [relating more to the rise of mankind than geology], and fossils/history of life. It was a long time ago and it was great to see the geological timeline again! Great video, thanks.
Have a great weekend, all, :))

Thanks Paddy. Yes, go through the shallow holes. So is the deep drilling equipment the same width as the shallow equipment, and presumably still on the back of a truck? I somehow thought it would be more robust and maybe a larger diameter?

Isn't it the case that the top layers in WA are basically sand/soft material, so easy, and therefore cheap, to drill through? The deeper the layers go, the more solid the material to be drilled through, and therefore exponentially more expensive to drill, with infinitely more problems the drilling can hit (literally). I don't believe you can correlate/match up, eg, 2 shallow drills = 1 deep drill.

Put me straight, experts.

Ah, ta, TTB.

The Germans bombed our chippie (Stan Boardman).

What Germans?

Napthman. Tweet, tweet. Not what you meant? Something for the cat. Can't you just hear it coming? Someone is going to mention Shrodin ......

5-8, D'you mind? I'm still listening to the Eagles:)

Thanks Bamps, I have to catch up with a lot of the posts, and properly watch MagicTrades' video, so I'll do that today. It certainly does make sense for them to choose one best result and drill deeper. Interesting what you say about something big feeding it. Well, GGP have already proved they know what they're doing so I'll watch with interest.
ATB:)

So the way forward would be what? Choose the best first assay, go back and drill deeper in that one hole? Or move on for the moment to one of their other holes for a deeper exploratory dig? I know they're secondary targets for GGP but nobody mentions Trim or Tama. To my inexperienced eye they resemble Goliath on the residual gravity geophysical survey.

Yep - Cheap for now, but buys coming in. It's like playing on a kid's see-saw, isn't it? Big grin :))

DGR, till it gets to the 30s and then you'll sell and go back to ECR, right?

LOL, I hope you make money. That's what it's all about. ATB:)))

Did you know, for anyone who's still up, you're not supposed to give cats milk? And just a little cream? Cos they're all Meg Ryan!! Yep, lactose intolerant!!

Okay, for anyone who doesn't know what a Lassonde Curve is, take a look at this.

https://kuchling.com/the-lassonde-curve-a-wild-ride/

ATB:)

Golly gosh. You know, I missed whatever it was that E said, but it must have been BAD because it's upset a lot of people. I am so sorry it's upset you all. Try to take a deep breath and think good riddance. At least if E pops up again you can immediately filter and not have to deal with E.
All the best :))

oh sorry. It's me speaking from 'This was a preliminary session etc.'

This is a rough excerpt from the brr interview by GH.

GH: Mineralising fluids moving through the region of the 3 drill holes gold, copper, bismuth and silver which are all pathfinder elements seen at Havieron.

We have a view that the source of these fluids is relatively nearby and we need to do more work on our models to identify other targets which we have also been doing in the background and we have announced a lot of other targets today.

There’s been an over-reaction in the stock today. Clearly this is our first campaign at Scally. What we have seen today is that this is something worth pursuing.

We have seen these mineralising fluids moving through and in many ways our confidence in the region is reinforced. There are some big mineralising events going on here.

Fundamentally Havieron underpins the value of our business today. Sandeep said recently that Havieron is open in multiple directions and we are all very keen to be pushing forward with the exploration at Havieron this year.

This was a preliminary drilling session on S. There will be more, carried out deeper, and I would suspect, in a much wider area, to include the new targets.

The drop today is caused by impatient traders or inexperienced shareholders. If they have sold I wish them all well.

Now sod off and leave us all to our future mega profits and don't come back on here moaning when you find you've missed out.

{There now, they made me swear.}

DYOR ATB:))

So, Elise has upset everybody and she's banned; partial set of results and first Scally RNS out; price went down and going back up now; still waiting for all the other results.

Right, all caught up. Going back to watching the inauguration then.

VS and Speedy, did you see this? The police were called to a 'rave' at Saxon Hall at 7.30 am last Friday. When they turned up and saw the 'rave' was a queue of elderlies with zimmer frames heading for jabs at Saxon Hall, they thought it was funny.

See you later, peeps:)))
ATB:)))

So, shares outstanding: 3,878,665,546.00?