Member Info for JET47

I wish I could, Stretchum but I'm all tapped out, with this and another Aus gold share.

Where's your count down? :)))

Hello Everybody, I was thinking about GGP saying their drill holes remain open at depth. Then I wondered how far they could drill down in WA. As far as I know, the deepest drilling hole into the Earth’s core is the Kola Superdeep Borehole. (There are other attempts, less deep – US, Japan, German) The Kola is 12.2 Km deep. The Russians ran out of money for drilling and have sealed it up. The Earth’s mantle, just under the crust, is 2,900 Kms deep. Then you get the Outer Core of 2,250 Km and the Inner Core of 1,220 Kms. The Inner Core is solid iron ore but the Outer Core is molten. Scientists have estimated the meeting point of Inner and Outer Core to be 6,000 degrees C (10,800 F) – the same temperature as the surface of the sun. Can you imagine that? A length of 2,250 Kms (1,398 miles) as molten iron ore lava (basically). Then on top of the Mantle, there’s our little land mass (Continental crust of 10-75 Kms) and the Ocean Crust of just 5-7 Kms.

Obviously GGP drills are only going down a fraction of that distance, but there’s still terrain, shear and stresses, and drill direction (straight vertical or angled decline) to be calculated, and the equipment designed to withstand those pressures. And all I have to do is buy shares and wait for the shiny stuff to come up. My part is all of this is a piece of cake.

Sitting on hands.
ATB

want to talk, ha ha

Morning PaddyGall, - wonderful response. Like you, I missed all the nonsense, including the ongoing hilarity between FD and T, which is such a shame because there was nothing good on tv last weekend and I'd ordered popcorn in. Can I ask for a repeat performance next weekend, guys? I'll settle in with my popcorn and tinnie, and shout 'Fight, Fight, Fight, Fight' from the sidelines.

Anybody want talk about gold? The GGP kind, not other pseudo 'great-find/this is going to be big' pyrites?

Sitting on your hands, PG.
ATB

It's an amazing amount to have raised. If they list, I might take a look, but to hold another lithium share as well as Zinnwald, that would make one element too much of my portfolio.

That would be nice :) Have a good weekend, Stretchum :)
ATB

Are we forgetting anti-matter positrons?

Hi there. So, 6 days to EGM. I'm guessing that the two days before the EGM may show some interest/action.
ATB

Hi Stretchum,
I don't really have anything to say but you're all alone here, posting for the last two days, so I thought I'd give you some company.
How about a daily countdown to the EGM? :)

No, scratch that, he's not going to use cobalt in favour of metals like manganese and nickel.
Memory, huh?

Kempey, yes, simply forgot to mention hydrogen. Japan is developing the world's first prototype hydrogen train. Musk is leaning towards nickel and manganese cos he thinks lithium is too expensive, at least that's what he said on one day of the week, in one interview. And as for the moon colony carrying out mining, well of course that's going to happen - but none of us will see it.

Hi Bamps, it's going to be very interesting to see which way car propulsion goes - cobalt, nickel, lithium, manganese, etc. It all comes out of the ground and with Musk being involved, I can see mining operations on the moon happening. There was a time when people used to buy a piece of the moon as a gift. I wonder if those certificates can be legally enforced! And of course NASA uses gold in spacesuits.
ATB

VS, Floater, Classic :)))

Merc, I saw your chart, thank you. There was no good reason to delete it. Kudos to you for reposting in words :)
ATB

Hi 944T, It's Willem Middelkoop. During this period of waiting for results I'm only keeping two words in my head, 'Tier 1'. I read all the calculations but I'm happy with a ball park figure because I just keep coming back to this - Tier 1. It's all I need to know.
And I don't mind reading the feeble attempts from amoebas trying to get shareholders to sell - they amuse me. So keep them coming - is that all you've got? Oh yeah actually it is, cos we're the ones who have the shares.
ATB

So, my reading of this is; Berenberg are saying that the real value of the shares at the moment is 22p. They say ‘Hold’ because they expect the share to perform in line with the wider market. They have pegged the price for their initial broker note at a conservative value until the existing uncertainty has been resolved by the upcoming raft of results expected between now and December being made public, at which time I would expect them to upgrade their initial broker note.
We don’t know what conversations have been had between GGP and Berenberg.
How often can brokers update their ratings?
ATB

RRR, you can ask the team at LSE if you would like to change it. I'm not sure they will and it might wipe your posts total. No harm in asking. Use this email address in Outlook. info@lse.co.uk
ATB

Good posts, all. Basically being paid 'in specie' means 'paid in kind'. No cash/money exchanges hands. We have ERIS shares so we get paid in ERIS shares.
ATB

That's ok Strudel, I've had that flipping ear-worm in my head all day. I'll give them don't look back in anger! :)

Changing the subject, (I know it's a different thread, so apologies) I think Callum was perfectly entitled to read from notes and hesitate or take a breath occasionally. They're human, you know, GH and CB, and maybe getting up in front of a big crowd of their peers is a big deal for them.
ATB

Hi Kmcd, I suggest you contact them and ask them where the document is. Bring it to their attention. They may be short-staffed because of Covid.
ATB