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Skier1 is shaping up to be the most miserable poster of 2021.

To February 1st. I wonder what the future will look like.

I think the upgraded MRE that should arrive at any point from now 'til Feb is pivotal.
Whatever side of the coin you are on ( manipulation vs market forces ) if there is a decent increase in resourse but the SP moves little then that for me would be extremely worrying. However I don't think that is going to happen. I had my fingers crossed this time last year for amazing Scallywag results. They didn't happen, and in hindsight myself and a lot of others forgot how hard a task it is to find a 'Havieron'. The difference this time is that we have had months and months of positive drilling and factual results. The resource will increase and surely the share price will respond.

I still like this stock but was fairly late to it -so I have taken this opportunity to average down a little.

It's those long buyers longing.

Good stuff LA - the next havieron mutation ( using pi ) - experts don't know how big this one will get!
:-)

This does happen from time to time - I don't know why, but I think it happens on the most heavily used BBs.

It's going up with the time / clock. It's now 14.18 !
I'm looking forward to close!!!

I'm betting my house ( not my current one, my future one ) on the Lassonde curve.

There's a £175K buy at 5.31pm for 14.01

Better

It was only October 28 that Greatland announced their best gram-metre intercept to date,
at 120.4m @ 10.0g/t Au & 0.66% Cu (HAD117W6)

Would love some similar figures tonight.

Rudey

Whatever the results tonight ( if they are tonight ) and I expect good ones, the RNS tomorrow needs some confidence inspiring words - I need a break!

"In fact Hannam show ..."
I went to have a look at what Hannam showed.
The latest Hannam informtion I can see (target 28.3) is from September 2021 - can anyone point me to any newer report if one exists. I'm looking at https://greatlandgold.com/investors/analyst-coverage/ and scrolling to research

Copper?

"Its not just the price of ORE its the demand for ORE"
I agree, but the price of ore tends to be the end product determined by both the supply side and demand - so if the price remains steady then the supply / demand forces are maintaining that equilibrium.

Judging by Tom's link, AMEC have some facinating communication awards:
"Most impactful use of insights and analytics recommendations arising from a measurement study"

I've recorded the awards ceremony so no spoilers please.

First Messi wins the Ballon d'Or instead of Lewandowski, and now this!
What is the world coming to?
:-)

It should be compulsory to have to put a bowler hat on before you can execute an online trade.