RE: Ggp31 Jan 2021 15:29
Of course we dropped for silly reasons all month, starting with scally. This is not uncommon on aim stocks.
The market makers almost always exaggerate any movement on any rns to the downside and upside. Sometimes people fall for it and buy or sell into these movements. This time many sold on scally and we dropped around 30%.
There is not one broker or institution out there that has valued scally at more than 1% of the value of haveiron. I'm happy to be corrected here but in any broker note, they simply value this as a tiny 'option' value.
The mm's drastically pull liquidity, set off sell stops and retail investors panic.
The latest newcrest results were the best in 2 years. We've actually found new targets outside haveiron. This should more than cancel out the scally news. But we were in a panicking market at the time with the gamestop news and hedge funds getting into trouble. People often hold back buying anything for a few days even on good news.
I've no doubt within a couple of weeks or a month, this will all cancel itself out, buyers will return, shorters will buy back and we will be potentially testing the new highs of 38p if not breaking straight above them.
History tells us when markets drop or rise for silly reasons, they soon return.
Same happened in the midst of the panic and ggp dropped violently, only to test new highs days later.
Imo, many big investors will be analysing these results, having meetings and deciding how many more ggp to allocate into their portfolios.
This has the real potential to be well over 20m oz with huge margins. No matter what some silly little journalists that haven't done any research on this say, this is not a punt and has almost zero chance of not getting mined up aggressively over the coming decades.
1bn market cap is absurdly cheap for that with gold generally being an attractive investment for the future this is a great place to have a portion of ones portfolio.
Aimho