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"pushing on towards MRE upgrade"

Rosso123 good statement. I do think whatever the noise, SP etc - keep your eyes on the goal and the point above is part of that.

Haven't popped in here for a while -
However, have added a modest amount today, FWIW.

I'm in both. Regardless of anything else, I wish the drive and enthusiasm shown from the HE1 CEO was replicated over at MSMN.

JFK9, I have been toying with the same idea, although I'm more at break-evrn. Over the last couple of years I've chosen GGP, SLP, MSMN, HE1 for my 'smaller' stocks and this one is the only one that I've been disappointed with. I was quite positive after Falcon came on line, and things definitely had momentum. The broker report showing where we could be by adding more drills also encouraged me. I keep thinking that the next RNS is going to be 'the one' where it's shown that lots of activity has actually been happening behind the scenes that we couldn't see and all is good. In fact I think I said in an earlier post, had Falcon been pumping out and another drill announced, then the raise for Australia might have been seen as a major positive. But instead there are doubts about how efficiently the monies raised are being used. I don't want go fully Wolfie, but I am seriously considering my position at the moment. It's not a done deal but if we hear nothing and an opportunity appears elsewhere I may swap horses.

Depends on your broker - mine, it'll probably be about July.

Thank goodness the Masked Exerciser has been revealed at last!
I'd gone for Sheridan Smith but was way off.

I agree, it's on London Stock Exchange as a purchase ( scroll down to last five trades )
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/MSMN/mosman-oil-and-gas-limited/company-page?lang=en

Cheers Mickey, been hectic at work so not been on quite as much recently. Good to see you're also bullish long-term. You called it correctly back at sub 2p so I'm not doubting you now!

I'm suprised at the current SP - I genuinely thought GGP would start to recover a bit of SP ground after the last set of Havieron figures delivered by Newcrest. Instead, the SP has fallen at least 15%!
The peculiar thing is that nothing really has changed except constant round the clock work at Havieron that is surely going to prove over time that we have a larger resource than was officially announced to the markets in December. I am hugely confident long term that this ship will right itself. If the price is still around here in early April I will add. If it's gone up then that's great anyway.

I've just caught up with this news and my view is fairly similar - I think this would have seemed like great news if Falcon was running well and we'd shown progress with another drill. However with a backdrop of maintenance issues and no known progress elsewhere, it makes everyone think it's just another promise. A few months ago I was a Strong Buy - now I'm a hold.

I blinked and now seem to be on a Reddit board.

I agree with frustration. The corner had been turned. We seem to have turned it again, back the way we came from.
Next operational RNS is a big one - Falcon sorted & new drill progress is the only way forward.

I've only just seen the figures. Outstanding numbers again. The market can't ignore this for much longer.

We do "know" Hav is huge but we need more and more infill drilling to officially confirm it. The more good results for infill drilling, the more resources can be officially accounted for. Or that's how I see it anyway.

They would be found once we had our satellite update.

There are three or four posters on here that just spend the days squabbling with each other.
You do all realise no one is interested don't you?

CJ66, I agree - the only way I can comfortably invest money is by having at least some inkling of the company's ( or whatever ) underlying value. I've seen people make thousands from BCT, and trading stuff like GameStop. Both of those show how their value increases due to their, well, value increasing - if you know what I mean. As people see money being made they want a piece of it, which starts a chain reaction. I want to invest in something where the company is producing something tangible. I'm not knocking other investments in any way - it's just that this is my preferred approach. We've probably seen those companies that when you look at the twenty year chart you say "I wish I'd put just £500 in there and by now I'd be sitting on £XXXX" - well I believe that SLP are starting to follow that kind of pattern. I almost invested at £0.14 but ended up in at £0.33. It's done remarkably well since then and look where we are now. A special dividend, massive cash pile, great production figures and a slick operation. For me I hope SLP can continue on the same path that they are on for many more years.

Spratt, some great posts - I think some investors' heads have been understandably turned (Crypto etc) during a relatively quiet period that followed some relatively disappointing news. We've had our drop and money will return here as everything starts getting underway again. Footprint of Havieron is still growing and the infil drilling will increase the 'official' size of the resource. Plenty of positives to look forward to, and in my personal view we'll head up towards the famous 27p for a while at some point in the next few weeks.

There is an over quoted Warren Buffett phrase (which I'm going to quote yet again) - be “fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful.” - Now what is irritating is I've seen this phrase used so often on BBs, but in situations where Buffet just wouldn't invest. I saw it on one share the other day that had a collapsing share price with nothing to underpin it, and it was used along with the phrase "may as well have a punt". Now I believe Mr Buffett intended for this to be applied in conjunction with due diligence - where the underlying value or potential value is strong, but for some reason the share price is falling / low and everyone is jumping ship or won't touch it. Right now I cannot think of a more appropriate share than GGP to now use this phrase for ( with it's once in a lifetime phenomenal Havieron discovery) to either greedy with, or at the very least, not to be fearful with. The gold is still there, the infill drilling I'm convinced is going to increase the MRE. The downward trend will end and this share will recover in my personal view.