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Hi l-a yes, I think as the penny starts to drop regarding the situation with copper it’s price is inevitably rising. Interesting times.

The “don’t forget the copper” mantra has been going for some time now I have been a bit slow getting onboard with it, but I’m catching up, I’ve always felt Auspicious about Gold, but I’m now getting charged up about the copper,flowing with positivity, it’s electrifying.
It’s one thing to have loads of gold, maybe I’m just being verdigris dy to want loads of copper too.

Not for the first time I’m guilty of putting the cart before the horse here, but a question for those who know about these things, looking outside the Havieron tenement,if a commercially viable deposit was found at one of our other sites local and maybe related to Havieron is it possible/likely that the copper situation would be similar to Havieron?

Now and again I reassess my investment in Greatland Gold.
I don’t have the skills to do forward looking complex financial calculations, I don’t have mining or geology knowledge or experience, all I can rely on is the small amount of common sense I have, some might say I don’t even have that.
Anyway when I think about the assets we have i.e. Havieron plus our other properties, coupled with the team of people we have and I mean all of them not just the latest additions, then think about the possible future for commodities,the only conclusion I can come to is if this isn’t a compelling investment then I might as well give up with the stock market because I don’t know what could be better.
Good luck everyone, in my eyes the future looks good.

Hi Bamps, yes regarding Telfer etc. but I didn’t just mean Havieron.I meant globally.
ATB

I am thinking that the increasing demand for copper and other in demand elements will actually create a vicious cycle, in order to produce or recycle more copper it actually requires plant that itself utilises large amounts of copper. For example anodes, not to mention the means of supplying electricity to the whole plants themselves.

It’s winter (in England anyway), the only way is Long.
Long Johns
Long John Silver
Long John Gold
Long may you run
Long way up
And Havieron goes a
Long,Long,Long way down
Live Long and Prosper

He’s waiting for his new cufflinks the ones in the shop weren’t big enough he’s having to have them made bespoke.

I remember an interview with Gervaise and Callum I think it might have been after HAD001 and Gervaise was wearing big gold cufflinks and people were saying it’s a sign, it’s a sign and it sure was. So let’s hope Shaun does an interview wearing something similar for Scallywag.How’s that for technical analysis.

I haven’t actually tried to buy or sell anything myself but a message did come up when I logged in saying they were aware of problems.

Wow.
We already knew Havieron was bigger than big.
But now it might get developed faster than fast as well.

“I shall say this only once”.
Can’t be Allo Allo then.

“Notwithstanding the difficult market that many investors faced across multiple asset classes globally, the continued positive exploration results, development progress and fundamentals for this key holding remain attractive in our opinion."
Mark Badros,Starvest CEO commenting on Greatland Gold 3/1/2023

Hi Ross, I’ve read your posts and from what I can see you think GGP is undervalued at the present share price. I’m no investment guru but is that not a good thing from an investment point of view? Surely it’s better than holding a share you consider overvalued.
I have no doubt things will change when the final uncertainties are removed, a lot has already been dealt with as others have previously posted and the rest like the Feasibility study and DTM are in sight.
Happy New Year to you and everyone else.

Sorry to read this sad news.
Our thoughts are with you Tig

Happy Birthday,Happy Christmas
Happy Everything, Everyone
Especially those spending Christmas
At Havieron

Measure twice, cut once

Let’s have a WRC Rally Finland
One of the quickest rallies there is

Happy memories (not)
Cleaning the inside of the cups with sand to remove the tea.
The chippy run
The butty run
And don’t dare get the change wrong
Couldn’t wait for the next years apprentice to start.

Good news for our business associates and good news for our neighbours overnight. Further evidence Greatland Gold have the Midas touch.

Thanks to all for taking the time to feedback from last night.