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As of 9am this morning im now sat on a 6 figure profit, am i selling, not a bean! I came for a buyout, and i'll hold every share until then!

8p is gone in 30 mins if you ask me

ere we go.

We have two major milestones coming.

Update on the 30th - 10-14p

June MRE (imo) -15-20p

holders will be rewarded, traders will cry into their cornflakes

7.3p destroyed, this has a real chance of 8p today, not seen this pressure in a while, someone is buying big.

hopefuly they just suspend and we get an offer on the 30th......... nah sod that, this is way more fun!

This is on everyones radars now, expecting good gains all week.

looks about to errupt!

7p sellers cleared with ease, 7.2p about to crack

Charts suggesting 8.5p pre RNS so 12p on news is not out of the question, if they spill the beans on what all the new drilling is for in the SW, could be more.

people are finally waking up to the fact this IS a billion pound company, the share price just hasn't caught up yet. Roll on 25p

sticking to my prediction last night

"6.7p open 7.4p close is my guess"

who's selling at 6.9p 9 days before the biggest update ever! dear oh dear

I would imagine 10p going on the 30th, if not before.

“ Greatland Gold Plc ("Greatland") began the Quarter at 1.80p and closed on March 31 at 4.70p representing an increase of some 261%. At the time of writing the share price was 6.40p representing a year to date gain to date of over 355%.
By any measure this is an outstanding performance and in the current environment even more so. Remarkably our Greatland holdings represent over 65% of our entire market capitalisation at the time of writing. This implies virtually no value is being attributed to cash and other investments.
Since our last Quarterly update, the Havieron Joint Venture (now standing at Greatland Gold 60%, Newcrest Mining Ltd 40%) has reported further outstanding drill results. Furthermore, Newcrest have highlighted the significance of a new type of high-grade breccia mineralisation.
Newcrest recently completed Stage 2 of it's farm-in agreement with Greatland and in so doing moved to a 40% ownership. The pace at which this has been done is years in advance of the minimum Farm-in contractual requirements. We believe this speaks volume about the size and potential of Havieron and the surrounding region.
Having reviewed in some detail many sources of publicly available data it is clear the drilling footprint has expanded dramatically in the WSW and SW, SE and N of the existing Havieron drilling grid. Why that should be we can only speculate, however there is the possible conclusion that Newcrest have discovered significantly more mineralisation outside the previously defined limits. This could have a huge impact for the valuation of Greatland.
Our view on the end-game (exit) for our investment in Greatland is very simple. In our opinion Newcrest Mining will seek to acquire the entire share capital in Greatland in the near future, possibly just post a maiden resource estimate for a small part of the overall mineralised system. We expect this maiden resource in late Q2 to early Q3 of this year.
The reasons for these convictions are again simple. Telfer is 100% owned by Newcrest, as are all their Australian operations. We can't see any reason for Newcrest to maintain a minority partner at production level and the market capitalisation of Newcrest at some circa A$24 billion and with billions in cash and at call liquidity, it is easily capable of swallowing Greatland. The only question left in our mind is what price will they pay?
Therefore, we will continue to hold our shares for that possibility and believe the best share price appreciation for our investment is still in front of us. Perhaps large UK institutions will take notifiable interests in Greatland soon, but they have been conspicuously and inexplicably absent to date. In our opinion Havieron is shaping up as a once in a generation discovery in a gold bull market. What is not to like?”

Arnie you have made yourself look a plumb again, time for bed!

I still for the life of me cant decide if you are short, or looking for a lower entry, but your screwed either way.

Not only are there more satellite images out tomorrow, but we’ll be getting a bump up from an unexpected source tomorrow too.

There are those that know, and those “in the know”

; )

6.7p open 7.4p close is my guess

must not type so fast (spell check x3)

DesertTrader

Dont quote me on it as it was a while since i researched Red Chris, but im pretty sure they were well past that, Red Chris "mine" owned by Imperial Metals, was already a producing mine, i thin Newcrest came in with the intention of applying there bloc cave tech to prove up and mine new areas to increase the throughput and profitabiliity.

check me if im wrong tho

RoxyburyHouse

Becasue of my 20 career i have become exceedingly efficiant at reading body language and understanding tone of voice etc etc when talking to people, it makes it very easy for me to tell if someone is talking BS or being genuine.

A short while back in 2017 i was invested in UKOG, i thought like many still do it was the "next one" until i did some research and watched some of Stephen Sanderson's interviews. i was horrified at his "performance" the glazed over look of a man working for a paycheck, and sold at 7p. now its sub 1p

After that (recently) i was into DISH bigtime, thought this is the one, alas, same again, watched a proactive interview with the CEO and good old Scott, and was terrified, there were little beads of sweatty lies running down his face! bailed and the price crashed shortly after to 0.5p

KAV - was in that until the CEO thought it was "ok" to do a podcast from his bedroom in tracky bottoms - are you K.I.D.D.I.N.G.M.E! im not, look it up! 4p-sub 1p thereafter

I have watched Gervaise and Callum from the get go, and have never been in any doubt that they mean to deliver on what they have said, Gervaise used to be very bullish with forward statements and has since (since Newmount) rightfully reigned that in, and Callum Baxter can be clumsey and look like a school kid every now and then, but i have never seen or heard anything in them thats ever shaken my faith. Exemplary form, and professional, every time. They mean business!

My point is, there are tons of horror stories out there, but trust me, from what ive seen, this one's going for a fairytale ending.

Just caught up on todays posts (a lot for a Sunday i might add!) and i just wanted to make 2 points if i may....

"SB talking it up while selling? So what if he is, im sure if we were all honest about 90% of us here have sold/sliced on news after weeks of talking up the share, and then bought back in after the dip (which is no different to what he does), and lets be really honest, 90% of us (myself included) have posted on a sunday "this is going to be huge over the next few days" knowing full well we are selling out on the first rise monday morning, thats the game we play. What rile's people up about SB is the perception that HIS holding may actually affect the sp when he shifts it, while true it may have some underlying affect, those who have been here long enough will remember the days when GGP traded over 1bn shares in a single day, when SB does decide to sell say 50m it will be when good news is out and volume is high so you will hardly notice it. Chances are the Institutions will be buying in, as he moves on anyway.

The second point, ChristopheB put a good post up earler about how the sp always rallies before news and then there is a pull back after the innitial move after news, and how will this time be any different?

While i agree that has (annoyingly) been the case with GGP in the past, i have to point out my observation that sentiment has vastly shifted from trading GGP, to waiting for the "end game / buyout" recently, and its noted that recent good news and satelite updates have seen litte to no retrace, if anything they have increased the rate of acceleration. So will it happen after the 30th? perhaps a smidge, but we know that all the info must be in the public domain for NC to make an offer, and that will mean that they make the offer either as part of, or IMMEDIATELY AFTER one of these updates. Would you risk slicing just after the 30th to make 10% and posiibly miss out on the big one? When its suspended, you're in, or your out.

Like the banks were "too big to fail" I cant help but feel that for many of us, GGP is now "too good to trade"

As we get closer to the end, people tend to hold onto those golden tickets, just a little tighter.

Is it Paddysat day tomorrow?