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SP spike tomorrow....?

The 'Big Buy was the UT Bubble...

the Arrangement is expected to close in late January 2023.

https://money.tmx.com/en/quote/CGP/news/7152984157526145/Cornerstone_Shareholders_Approve_Arrangement_with_SolGold

684830 at 17.74

CGP $4.17 and SOLG 32c both up strongly on TMX...

Quady moving his position from definitely production to definitely JV....?

How on earth does that produce maximum value for shareholders...?

Only one more step to go now Q...

NO strategic view announcement and DEFFO takeover bid(s)...

You know it makes sense...and a quick fortune for you after 10 years patient waiting...

And will you finally admit you're wrong when the first bid comes...?

I've said all along...the strategic review is a smokescreen...

I sincerely hope you are all fully loaded or you could miss out on a bumper payday...it could happen any day after tomorrow...

And just to remind you...Jiangxi is owned by the Chinese government for whom copper is a strategic metal...

451743 at 17.16...

CGP $4.10 on TSX

Moved up very quickly towards the close...I was bid 17.10 at 16.27...auction could be very interesting...shorts closing?

17.02 paid...roll on Monday...

Monte I'm with you...

Show me the money and I will load up with high paying quality UK stocks...

Today

DBW I have always said the most likely outcome is we go to production.
I have never talked in absolutes on here

19 December

Sorry Italian I have changed my mind twice on this.
Between 2013 and 2015 I believed we would be sold.
Between 2015 and 2022 I believed production was the most likely outcome. That's a big change in my opinion.
During 2022 I now believe that with the wrapping up of ENSA, that we will JV this.

8 December

I still believe Solgold will take Cascabel to production

30 November

For the record I have never said production was a certainty

10 November

Solgold have been unambiguous, unless we get a full value offer we go to production.

12 October

Someone can pay what Alpala is worth or we take this to production. and...

"I have always said that a friendly bid was possible"

1 September

We know we are going to production.

19 August

Good afternoon rcgl2, I think the reason BHP/NCM don't want a cashbox issue is they won't be able to increase their percentage, and by doing so it means we get to DFS and can then raise the money ( BFS required ).
Which means game over we go to production.

And...in reply to Gino...

"We are going to production. "

Sounds pretty definitve to me...or it might be...or it might not...

I confidently expect a drilling update soon...probably Moran/Tandy/Cascabel...but I would love Helipuerto...

Hahahaha...Quady that woul;d be hysterically funny if it wasn't so sad...

"So you compare BHP to Solgold on percentage of trades.
That is mad.
Take a look at other companies like GGP and compare them to Solgold on trades.
Especially when there was a lot of activity.
0.5% is what you require to show you that people are at least noticing Solgold. "

Please quote me the official reference that states the last point...? Or are you the authority on this as well as everything else?

You ridicule comparing SOLG to BHP on percentage of trades and then cite GGP...

There are only three shareholders in GGP with more than 3%...thats a VERY divers book...

Wyloo 8.6%
Van Eck 4.6%;
Five Diggers 3%

Whereas we have

BHP Group (UK) Ltd. 13.5%
Newcrest Mining Limited 13.5%
Bell Potter Securities Ltd. 12.5%
DGR Global Limited 8.89%
Cornerstone Capital Resources Inc. 6.84%
Bank of Singapore Ltd. 5.00%
Tenstar Trading Ltd. 4.70%
BlackRock Investment Management (UK) Ltd. 4.38%
Nicholas Mather 3.95%
Samuel Holdings Pty Ltd. 89,915,834 3.92%

There may be some duplication but that lot totals 73.3%...

And as you can discern on here the vast majority of posters are long term holders maybe occasionally like me trading at the margin.

The shares are simply not traded because the story is so good.

Thats my last comment..filtered again.

Oh dear Quady...

LSE now has a policy where you have to sign in on a regular basis...

Unfortunately that means I have seen your post in which you have gracelessly ****ged me off yet again.

Don't you realise how stupid you make yourself look...you are a figure of fun on here...

Let me take a couple of your 'infomed' observations:

"That is less than half of one percent.
Totally clueless.

We have to wait now for the strategic review and hope this shows us how we construct Alpala.

I don't think this forum has ever been this bad."

If you check, as I have just done, BHP's daily volume hjas only once been above 0.1 percent in the last 12 months!

ANTO has only been above 0.5% once in 12 months and BP has never been above 0.3%...

And yet you are so incredibly well informed and experienced in the markets...

As to your observations on the strategic review, where in the terms of reference does it mention showing "how to construct Alpala..."

- evaluating financing alternatives for the Combined Group;

- a spin-out of assets, other than the Cascabel Project, to all shareholders of the Combined Group;

- the direct or indirect acquisition of an interest in ENSA and/or the Cascabel Project howsoever effected; or

·- any other transaction or series of related transactions as may be agreed to between the Parties.

And finally...one of the main reasons "the forum has been this bad" is the vast number of posts that you stir up with your uninformed nonsense...

Happy New Year

90 minutes trading and only 5 trades...the two big ones are encouraging though...

We may all be waiting for Monday and what happens next, but may I commend the well mannered Board since the New Year...

A breath of fresh air!

40p...?

Are you kidding...?

Cheapskate ;-)

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