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2nd RNS

https://www.investegate.co.uk/announcement/rns/technology-minerals--tm1/completed-sale-of-leinster-project-/8794795

Https://www.investegate.co.uk/announcement/rns/technology-minerals--tm1/first-shipment-of-black-mass-delivered-to-europe/8794791

Of what?

Swings and roundabouts.

13.5p divi or 13.5p SP swing.

Charles Archer opinion:

https://thatstocksguy.substack.com/p/greatland-gold

Consider the admission document in September 2024:

‘The O’Callaghans deposit is a skarn hosted polymetallic body sitting within limestone overlying the buried O’Callaghans granite. A mineral resource reported in 2023 by Newmont includes a total Mineral Resource of circa 54Mt containing 189kt of W (tungsten) at 0.35%, 156kt Cu (copper) at 0.29%, 335kt of Zn (zinc) at 0.63% and 159kt of Pb (lead) are 0.30%.’

Newmont is entitled to a 1.5% net smelter royalty from the asset - I wonder why this has been singled out?

At $44 a kilo, this tungsten is going to be worth circa $8 billion - and that’s without the credits.

Well I agree that was an excellent interview - fresh info seemed to sneak out there re:O'Callaghans and SD acknowledging that SP doesn't reflect ASX peers...

Https://www.share-talk.com/greatland-gold-aimggp-transforming-into-a-major-gold-copper-producer-2-2/

(Article dated today)

Https://www.miningweekly.com/article/dean-horton-appointed-to-canyon-board-2025-02-20

I think there may be a paywalled site somewhere that tracks analysts' ratings and thus rates the analysts.

It would be interesting to see a public domain record of the accuracy level of these broker targets.

Sometimes the brokers make extremely peculiar calls . Its as if, dare I say, some of them have agendas......

Today high $3,054.77 ( about 7.10pm )

FTSE vs LGEN ( I was curious! )

LGEN has performed better more recently, but over a longer term the FTSE has - this is purely based on Share Price, so doesn't include returns.

5 YEAR:

FTSE +67%

LGEN +57%

1 YEAR:

FTSE +12.7%

LGEN +0.2%

6 MONTHS

FTSE +5.5%

LGEN +11.6%

3 MONTHS

FTSE +6.2%

LGEN +9.7%

"Don’t think many selling now! Surely this really only has one direction. Has anyone looked at Day’s dividend policy at Northern Star as I presume he was instrumental in that strategy."

It's probably worth looking into. After a hasty check, it looks like they now pay out 52 aussie cents - which is the same price as the shares of the company were around 2011, about a year after announcing acquisition of the Paulsons Mine.

So I guess that's like us getting a 10p dividend in 15 years 'time....

They were paying out about 20 aussie cents in about 2020, ten years after the acquisition.

So by the same logic, that's a 3.85p dividend in 10 years' time.

This is just for fun and obviously based on crudely extrapolating unrelated data, but it does show form!

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Yes, I'm waiting for in depth talk of the fibonacci sequence again - that was a popular pastime in 2020......😀

It's managing to push up ( 53 as I type ) with ex-divi tomorrow. Maybe some have an eye on the potential of collecting 1p + the unconfirmed 4p in divis over the next 3 to 4 months, which would be a return of 9-10% on the current share price, all other things being equal.

Gold now $3,023.33 too.

GGP are making 'hay' - and the sun is shining!

Yep - any more "10p by Friday" calls will now be deramps!

Zoom out everyone, this has been going up since Nov/Dec 😀😀😀

I have also dipped a toe in this one today!

Gold traded reached an all-time high of $3,004,41 an ounce on Friday morning on escalating trade tensions and the growing economic uncertainty that this brings.

US President Donald Trump’s latest tariff threat, a potential 200% duty on EU alcohol imports, has sent further shockwaves through global markets, fuelling demand for safe-haven assets, Solomon Global managing director Paul Williams said in an emailed statement.

"This isn’t just a knee-jerk reaction to individual policies; it’s investors seeking protection against systemic risk. Given the current momentum, gold at $3,500 by summer and $4,500 within the next year are in the realms of possibility," Williams wrote.

"With the Trump tariff turmoil spooking markets once again, gold is being chosen as the ultimate shield against political and economic unpredictability.

Finishing at £4.455 at 4.30pm makes for a convenient £4.30 as an ex divi benchmark for tomorrow.....