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Well done Adam on the interview with Alan Green , clearly shows that he and the team have their finger on the pulse, they are narrowing it down where that gold is in Victoria , there is a big payday out there they just need to hit it. I think they will (obviously) , just a matter of time!

Not you LeFlic , he knows who he is ;-)

When people who have called this share down and don't own any come in and pump something else ?

When I originally looked at Mali my thoughts were that the big goldies have not had problems for about 12 years , as for Lubu I read that they have no interest in the coal (dirty work I suppose) and besed my investment as being reasonably safe on those two premises.
Once the seed money on the last fundraise has filled their boots then 13 p looming for now.

Interviews are always very informative and worth listening to.

CGO doing well , wait for it !

mm's ready to take it back to 1.40 now then 1.60 .

Great post bottomzup, I think it is in the news window now anyway, current management need to take a deep breath and step out of the marketphobia , once they have taken the first step the rest is easy.

It's a rollover , if you look at the time stamp it is a small interval between the prints .

Computer generated algorithms coded to keep the user on the right side of the trade , they will be extremely active in the likes of bitcoin but are used to go long and short on stocks as they are faster and quicker to react than a human being.

S/b companies didn't want the risk of bad debts from the spreadbetters , i.e. they could put a bet on a company going up for 1/5th of the actual cost i.e put 2k on one going up but actual buy would be 10k.

I would say that about 95% lose money using spreadbetting companies anyway , IG in particular use bots to bet against your bet i.e. if you go long they go short (told that by someone who was offered a job there and shown around with the bots in action .... he is a coder) anyway , time and patience is needed as ever.

Spreadbet companies i.e . IG index and spreadex et al.

Well Mel , glad you brought it up , must admit I thought GGP would have put in a fundraise whilst they were at the top instead of the recent one , but yes they have been hammered down like the rest.
Started with s/b companies pulling out so that took a lot of liquidity out of the market (maybe a good thing?) , furloughers went back to work instead of sitting at home gambling , pump and dumpers with a lot of money were outed on their strategies to fleece people and finally covid had a big impact .
US markets done much better and punters moved in there as well as chasing crypto , UK markets now way down always going to the funerals but never the weddings ..... it will turn at some point but until then we suffer.

Sept 17th #ECR - Work continues across the Bailieston license area:~ Field team member Paul Dennis soil sampling at Historic Reserve No 3 #HR3~ Soils analysed with pXRF ~ Fire Assay for #gold at the lab helps delineate drill planningSept 20th #ECR - Drilling continues at #Creswick~ #Drilling Hole CSD0013, adjacent to high-grade hole CSD003 and close to Brewing Lane property~ Assay work on samples continues to reveal geology and mineral 'shoots'Bailieston maybe not so good but Creswick ^^^^^^^^

What's happening a week Friday?

Have sellers finished doing what sellers do? If so mm's will pop it back to 1.40 and maybe 1.60, let's see.

Oh now you are getting positive because you have bought some eh ;-)

Hopefully someone will trump that post max .....groooan

Be respectful but firm maybe?
https://twitter.com/luckyorange1812/status/1463079660271591430

Don't know how many shares they will take but they are happy to take sells , I am picking them off where I can bitcoin , it is a value buy down here .

VictoriaECR’s wholly owned Australian subsidiary Mercator Gold Australia Pty Ltd ("MGA") has 100% ownership of the Bailieston and Creswick gold exploration projects in Central Victoria, Australia.As well as its 100%-owned Bailieston and Creswick projects, MGA has the following interest in the Avoca, Moormbool and Timor projects (the "Projects") which were sold by MGA in 2020:" https://www.ecrminerals.com/about/company-profile Michael Fisher should be well up to speed on the majority of developments as a Director of Mercator https://mercatorgold.com.au/directors/ Video of him here discussing Cherry tree with Graeme Noble , they will both have a good handle on what , where and how https://twitter.com/ecrminerals/status/1407595994318053376 Yes there will be other things to tie up but Craig will not have worked / made decisions without bouncing it off others on the respective boards .... no man is an island particularly in a public listed company.