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It was from Elvis Presley who lives two doors up from Princess Diana.
Just to confirm this was from Magic
Looking at the locations of Stingray, Decka and Havieron, they are following a NW trend. I seem to remember that's the orientation of some of the major structures in the Paterson. You can see by the descriptions of Telfer, Minyari and Hav they have differences. This is important to know for exploration and if a discovery is made, what implications that can have on a mine development. Interesting comment about no evidence of folding at Havieron. That appears in contrast to comments made about structure by Brett David in coring magazine. The fact they are reviewing the Stingray core and Decks data, I think results will be November.
Ernest Giles got no issues with the plan. Excited to see what Meadows yields. EIS drilling I think gets made public eventually and I've seen reports/papers come out of it. I suspect results will be early next year
Yannarie will be much later but really neat they leveraged AI on proprietary datasets. They've built models over time compiling a bunch of data similar to what oil and gas companies do to find the most likely producing areas. So the land should be high quality, it's about ground truthing it now
1st Question: Budjidowns region (Stingray and Decka) Rio JV area
"You mentioned the rock types are similar to Havieron, but I seem to recall the location being more proximal to Minyari. My understanding is Minyari is similar to Havieron in stratigraphy but has a different structure. In as much as you can divulge, in the drill core, did the team notice any major differences in structure compared to Havieron? Or any other notable differences?"
Answer:
While several of the Paterson South earn in tenements are close to Minyari, Budjidowns adjoins Havieron mining lease in the SE, Scallywag and our Paterson Range East tenement to the north. It is ~36km away from Minyari at its closest. Stingray is 10km to the NW of Havieron deposit with Decka a further 10km to the NW of Stingray. The sedimentary package is interepreted to be Lamil group , which contains the host sequences for both Havieron (Punta Punta/Malu? ) ,Telfer (Malu) and Minyari (Malu). All three deposits appear to be intrusion related gold systems, but with very different mechanisms. Telfer is dominantly developed in an anticlinal dome, Minyari is stated as “is generally moderate to steeply dipping and is hosted by plunging pipe-like brecciabodies located in the hinge and both limbs of an interpreted synform” (taken from the Antipa’s scoping study). Havieron is different in that no evidence of folding has conclusively been determined. Outside the vertical pipelike breccia host, the bedding dips consistently with no obvious folding. Review of the Stingray core is ongoing and as yet a structural model has not been finalised. Only limited structural data can be defined from the RC drilling at Decka and this will be more reliant on the geochemistry which is currently being modelled.
Q2: Ernest Giles
"Is the plan to use the new geophysics to choose a priority target? I wondered if it is a tight turnaround to interpret the geophysics, pick a target and then drill versus returning to Meadows and choosing a target based on the legacy dataset"
Answer:
The plan at Ernest Giles is to carry out the EIS drilling then follow up with RC at Meadows. The airborne geophysics will be used to advance the regional targets
Q3: Yannarie
"It’s really good to see the team leveraging modern tools like AI and thinking outside the box to find new targets. I was curious to know if this was achieved integrating databases such as Lithodat, Auscope etc with ChatGPT queries or involved the use of more advanced AI tools I’m unaware of?"
Answer:
The company identified the project through use of proprietary datasets that aren’t available publicly, but give a strong basis for a bottom up 4D lithospheric model from the base of the lithosphere. This used spatial analysis of the tectonic and lithological terrains over time to identify high prospectivity domains. The high ranking areas were then placed on a watch list to pick up ground as it became avail
Hi everyone. I'll first post the replies I got from Greatland then after post a few of my own thoughts
Magic has had a reply back from Shaun today regarding the questions he was unable to ask him at the last meeting. Hopefully will post tonight using my account here .
I've just read hydrogens post regarding you.
I couldn't agree more with his comments well done hydrogen you hit a nerve.
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You've gone into the troll box Tymers. Happy Days
October to December
Buy buy ellkimeg into the troll filter box you go
Bye bye LSE I'm off to the other side.
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Don't reply to the scum troll,that's what he wants to do.
Hydrogen’s post has been removed again so only one to do let’s all repost
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Morley this is how I see it:
The JPM 18m short at 16.5p (averaged sell price was 15.10p) Whether a fund of HNW we don't know. Let's just leave that parked.
The rest are IMO in a we bit of trouble... They just cannot for whatever reason, let it go over 16p. Our analysis ( and yes there are quite a few of us working on this together, for the benefit of all holders) is that the 16p point is the current battleground. Maybe there will be a margin call somewhere just above that..? or real risk of a momentum break out?
MFU - Having decreased from a peak of 53m , on 17th Jan, down to about 38m last week... They have now increased slightly this week, by circa 4m over 3 consecutive days.... But, meanwhile the SP has risen quite nicely.
Today stands at 43.6m .. That's quite a lot to buy back. And I think the reduction from 53m has in part been part of the average SP rise on from 24th January ... we've now seen a double bottom in the chart at 12.9p. And sentiment has turned, or is turning , more positive towards GGP and the gold sector
In my humble opinion, as I say, as outlined in detail a few weeks ago, IMO they still have a bear trapped short much lower around 12-13p and are on a knife edge about what to do... The mini crash on the 24th may have helped them off the hook slightly, as there was a big drop in shorts after this.
BUT If this continues to rise. They will feel even more heat. And IMO they are are trying to exit daily, whilst minimising losses and exposure.
Now CJ. That is analytical content. Read it, or don't read it . Agree or don't agree... listen or ignore.
The choice is yours...
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I believe is in Newcrests interest to keep the share price down , so they can make an offer in the middle of this year.
Brilliant news. Welcome back
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Now Asos is targeted as short sellers bet £1bn in wave of attacks on tech titans
By Neil Craven, Financial Mail on Sunday21:51, 08 Jan 2022 , updated 22:55, 08 Jan 2022
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Britain's biggest internet companies have been targeted by stock market traders in a £1billion bet their share price will fall.
Fashion giant Asos is the latest to find itself in the firing line of short-sellers – who use financial contracts to borrow stock in order to gain if the share price falls – with nearly 8 per cent of its stock now on loan, according to research.
The sudden increase in the number of short positions at Asos, which rose by a third in recent weeks, emerges amid a rout in technology stocks. Other stocks that have been targeted include Ocado – the largest short position by value at £703million, or 6 per cent of its stock – as well as Boohoo, AO World and Made.com.
Deliveroo has also been dumped by investors. Last week its shares dipped below £1.95 – half its £3.90 flotation price of just nine months ago – though the size of short positions in Deliveroo is low at less than 0.2 per cent.
Tech firms around the world, including Britain's online shopping success stories, found favour during the pandemic. But Wall Street's tech-heavy Nasdaq share index took a hammering last week in an investor rout that rocked markets.
The big sell-off even hit stock-market darlings Apple, Amazon and Tesla. Energy companies and banks have gained: businesses that are regarded as less sensitive to interest rate rises, as the Federal Reserve dials down its emergency economic help in the US.
It follows revelations in The Mail on Sunday last weekend that hedge funds and other traders had built up record short positions in The Hut Group, the owner of the LookFantastic and MyProtein brands.
THG's shares subsequently plummeted 10 per cent on Tuesday, the first trading day after the weekend, and are struggling to bounce back. In late September the number of Asos shares on loan was less than 1 per cent. The share price has dwindled 34 per cent since then.
Though Asos shares have not fallen significantly in recent days, the data suggests an increasing number of traders believe they may fall further
sellToday 08:45
Now Asos is targeted as short sellers bet £1bn in wave of attacks on tech titans
By Neil Craven, Financial Mail on Sunday21:51, 08 Jan 2022 , updated 22:55, 08 Jan 2022
10 comments
Britain's biggest internet companies have been targeted by stock market traders in a £1billion bet their share price will fall.
Fashion giant Asos is the latest to find itself in the firing line of short-sellers – who use financial contracts to borrow stock in order to gain if the share price falls – with nearly 8 per cent of its stock now on loan, according to research.
The sudden increase in the number of short positions at Asos, which rose by a third in recent weeks, emerges amid a rout in technology stoc
Now Asos is targeted as short sellers bet £1bn in wave of attacks on tech titans
By Neil Craven, Financial Mail on Sunday21:51, 08 Jan 2022 , updated 22:55, 08 Jan 2022
10 comments
Britain's biggest internet companies have been targeted by stock market traders in a £1billion bet their share price will fall.
Fashion giant Asos is the latest to find itself in the firing line of short-sellers – who use financial contracts to borrow stock in order to gain if the share price falls – with nearly 8 per cent of its stock now on loan, according to research.
The sudden increase in the number of short positions at Asos, which rose by a third in recent weeks, emerges amid a rout in technology stocks. Other stocks that have been targeted include Ocado – the largest short position by value at £703million, or 6 per cent of its stock – as well as Boohoo, AO World and Made.com.
Deliveroo has also been dumped by investors. Last week its shares dipped below £1.95 – half its £3.90 flotation price of just nine months ago – though the size of short positions in Deliveroo is low at less than 0.2 per cent.
Tech firms around the world, including Britain's online shopping success stories, found favour during the pandemic. But Wall Street's tech-heavy Nasdaq share index took a hammering last week in an investor rout that rocked markets.
The big sell-off even hit stock-market darlings Apple, Amazon and Tesla. Energy companies and banks have gained: businesses that are regarded as less sensitive to interest rate rises, as the Federal Reserve dials down its emergency economic help in the US.
It follows revelations in The Mail on Sunday last weekend that hedge funds and other traders had built up record short positions in The Hut Group, the owner of the LookFantastic and MyProtein brands.
THG's shares subsequently plummeted 10 per cent on Tuesday, the first trading day after the weekend, and are struggling to bounce back. In late September the number of Asos shares on loan was less than 1 per cent. The share price has dwindled 34 per cent since then.
Though Asos shares have not fallen significantly in recent days, the data suggests an increasing number of traders believe they may fall further
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Now that is genuinely an interesting question point. Here is my reply:
Here we go with your 3-6 posts '1 month old dodge account' you won't last long here, believe me.... Spreading FUD - fear uncertainty and doubt - over the bulk underground, because that's essentially the only unknown left that such disingenuous posts can target.
Last year we had months and months of tecnhical FUD with the GreenTool and others - who said Havieron would never be economic... but here we are 12 months later with a gigantic starter deposit, a $50m decline going in, and $50m GGP cash funding to DFS, and a published phase 1 mine PFS to take to the bank ... so NCM can get ore to Telfer ASAP.
You may be able to confuse and scare the un-researched with your manipulation, but you cannot touch Bamps or me.
For the rest of you MrBig is a skilled and devious operator who last night was attempting to exploit an ostensibly clever argument. The posts were subsequently removed this am. For the correct reasons.
What he/she was trying to do last night was apply NCM's conservative, underground stoping phase 1 mine operational costs @ $84/tonne - actually $81/tonne according to GGP using the correct exchange rate to Bulk Underground production.
The first Stoping operation has naturally has lower volumes, due to the inherent volume limitations of the Stoping technique and higher costs - ore transport to surface limitation, requirement for drill and blast / explosives, and extra material handling, and subsequence labour in back pasting costs )
But you cannot apply this to the anticipated Bulk under ground block caving grades of the larger scale deposit where the cost per tonne would be circa $25-27/tonne
This is a totally and fundamentally inappropriate comparison made by BiggL - It's like comparing two completely different company cost structures, AND specifically designed to imply that anything under 1.5g is likely to be 'uneconomic'...
And It's total BS becuase we ALL know that Cadia is economic down to 0.4g/t Au... specifically due the bulk efficiencies of the operational costs.
And very much like comparing and interweaving the cost structure of building Ferraris directly to Ford Fiestas -
IE both make massive profits, BUT in TOTALLY different ways . Obviously You cannot make a profit building Ford fiestas in the way you build a Ferrari though. That would be loss making.
That's the best analogy I can come up with. And that is the tactic of this poster. Always Happy to smash them into touch.
Expect Multiple shorter accounts with a very obvious agenda.s
Regarding bulk underground : The only question is will this be a block cave or a more selective sub level cave...? Anyone with mining nouse can see that.. The grade in those breccia are nothing short of sensational. And a mine in their own right.
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