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welcome back schlemiel. Good to see you here again at the start of what could be a very happy new year.

Bolly & StarBright

Great minds - I have already emailed GGP to clarify how the assessment will work in the event they cannot reach agreement and are outside the 10% valuation spread.

I will let you know what Greatland say in response.

GLA l-a

Not a surprise so need that updated MRE first. That won't be the final MRE but at least another step for attributing a more realistic value. Concern is: Is Feb 2022 too soon to be able to determine FMV if Havieron is still open at depth and in multiple directions. We only have one more set of drill results before Feb (3rd week Jan) and Newcrest will always have more info than Greatland. Hope this will be a level playing field for discussion.

Positive news overall (I hope).

hydro - those that have been invested for a long time have seen the pattern of trades over an extended period. The last 6 months or so have taken on a completely different look just as described. It has become predictable sadly

Woah, we're half way* there
Woah, livin' on a prayer

*only 1/2 way to brokers' forecast mind

peteralkeld - SD said early Jan most likely in his most recent update because of ongoing lab delays

Looking forward to the new podcast. Thanks Bamps and wishing you all the best for Christmas and the New Year

Dip666 - post of the day; keep 'em coming. You are a credit to this board

TT - I listed a few yesterday. Post got removed 3 times before I received a warning my account would be suspended if I posted it again.

That tells you all need to know about the orchestration going on at this site.

The BB has clearly seen a big surge in those negatively posting against Greatland. Ask yourself the following questions:

1. what is their likely game plan?
2. are they here to get the price lower to buy as they missed out last year?
3. are they here to get the price lower as they see no value in the company at the current SP?
4. do you think they hold any shares in GGP?
5.. are they chartists with a dogmatic attachment to a particular buy in price as it's in the tea leaves?
6.. have they ever provided reasons for their negativity?
7. have they ever provided good quality research and analysis behind their negative views?
8. do you suspect they are day traders with their views flitting back and forth depending on their success?
9. does it look like they arrive together as part of a wider network?
10. would their views be best served by the FIR approach - Filter Ignore Report?

Good luck with whatever you decide

Try blueshare. Better than this crappy manipulative site

Mushy yes that was the one. If i repost it I will be suspended for a time

DH - having you here is like having my very own counsellor; that cheered me up no end!

Doublehun - good advice, thanks. I have filtered him now.

Sharky - given you provide ABSOLUTELY NO RESEARCH that comment is a bit rich. Why not start to put forward some analysis instead of constantly moaning about others?

Kieffy - was the Farming agreement the one drawn up over a pint down at the Plough?

Or maybe there are seeds of doubt around that?

I'll get me coat. Have a good day all.

500 shareholders were on line when the AGM was being held. That's an impressive number and gives a vote of support to GGP I suggest. With that amount of positivity it would be good if a few more came in here to share their views. It's about time we all stood up for our company given the positive news backstory and the expected positive news ahead next year.

GLA l-a

EMC2 - I think your para 5 can be disputed. As Alex Borelli pointed out there are 2 brokers' notes out, each with a target SP in the mid 20's based on the data known so far. That is just a fraction of a fraction to coin a well known phrase.

TT - your gut instincts are aligned with mine on SD's comments

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