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Did someone say Squeeze?

The Greatland’s doing 9p 'cause they've got the word to go

They got a gang of buyers and they’re lined up in a row

They're counting out the fivers and they’re gonna buy again

Have a look on Bloomberg they’ve got numbers on their names

It's funny now the share price doesn’t look the bleeding same

And meanwhile at the station there's a couple of likely lads

Who swear like, "How's your father?" and they're very cool for cats

They're cool for cats (cool for cats)

Sorry i’ll pack it in for the day now.

Ha ha, “Ten pence by Friday” would be a good name for a band.

They’d probably be an ok band, bit past it now though and only ever be a warm up act, certainly not what I’ve paid my money and stood in a queue waiting for.

Enjoy the show.

Ha ha Mrcareful, I thought after it was too late someone might come back with that one.

He also said: “Everything has its limit - iron ore cannot be educated into gold.

But if you’ve got a lot of iron ore you can buy a gold mine”

Ok I made that last sentance up.

Yes, got to admit Rotherby waiting for news on the acquisition felt a lot different to now. Anyway not a key date or milestone but any further increases in the gold and or copper prices certainly won’t do us any harm. Even maintaining around present levels is good news.

Time seems to pass so quickly anyway but if it’s true that time flies when you’re having fun then this year is gonna be a blur. Enjoy.

A main emphasis will probably be the Telfer resource update which we look forward to before the end of next month.

Morning Zoros, I don’t think I did but I like him even more knowing this.

Without wanting to get involved or take either side, being a simple man I think I’ll stick with Mark Twain, it’s much easier to spell at least.

More or less I would say Cheeky, yes. Taking exchange rates into account if ever a large enough disparity between the two exchanges occurs entities who can trade on both exchanges would just take advantage of it which would then bring both exchanges more or less back into line.

Exactly

Absolute rubbish.

Nowhere in the real world, James.

Never mind high grade at Havieron, if the gold price keeps going up even panning for the stuff in the river Rawthey will be considered economical. I might set up shop selling pans on the river banks, first mover advantage and all that.

Tarmac haul road, safer,faster,better?

Got to be safer,surely faster.

Less maintenance than a dirt road in the long run you would think,especially with the weather,not as much wear and tear on the vehicles either,these alone could soon recoup the initial extra cost. Potentially more efficient for the vehicles be that diesel or electric. As Bamps and howezap states also another indicator of the Greatland vision for their optimised Feasibility study and then it’s also a sign of the permanence,quality and scale of the whole Telfer/Havieron facility.

GLA

I think Trump is just a bit confused. He’s on about trying to take over Greenland because he’s heard they have vast resources. Needs to clean his ears out, not Greenland.

Old Trumpy might have put the brakes on the North, South and East but even he can’t slow down Greatland. West (Australia) is best.

Newtothis you may be partly correct in that some funds will be extremely cautious with their investments and wait until much more is confirmed. However, and this is just my view, by the time these cautious funds do invest the share price will possibly be much higher than it is now and in turn their investments will then drive the the SP even higher. All good. Oh and I think probably everyone here has read the admission document and much more besides.

It’s not just about annual production figures though. Putting Northern Star to one side I think the mine life at Havieron probably sets it above the other Australian peers. And still plenty of exploration in front of it. Then there’s Shaun Day’s favourite Ounces per vertical metre and lowest quartile cost positioning.

I also think maybe the higher gold price hasn’t had sufficient time yet to feed through to gold miners reporting generally. When there is a more sustained period of results and profits from the sector that reflect the raised achieved sales prices it should start to affect all miners positively which in turn should show Greatland as an even more compelling alternative.

In the words of Jean Paul Turcaud:

“First people say you are mad.Second.People say you are not mad but your discovery has no value.Third.People say this is a great discovery but everybody knew about it.”

Soon I think GGP LTHers will be able to relate with the above, the next few months we’ll probably have everyone and their dog start to “educate” us on what a great investment case Greatland is.

Maybe best to just smile and say “If only you’d have told us sooner, we’d have bought more these last few years”.

Deanosbooty, you’re obviously not fluent in Culpepper language.