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Again, you make no sense. The ore grade from Havieron is exceptional versus the current Telfer ore grade. Think what you like, you are not swaying me to believe your negative thoughts.

You make no sense ... "they decline to take the GGP ore"...... Newmont owns 70% of this ore you refer to, so have a think about that for a moment. Sheesh.

No doubt the GGP team will be reviewing this new data to see how they can benefit for their campaigns

Freddie do you ever just shut up? For a man of your age you act like a bl00dy pest at times. Stop baiting and carrying on. One man wrote his opinion, agree with it or not, but why go on and on. It clogs this place up with back and forth and then it turns into childish swipes at each other. We see it day in day out. Would be great to see a bit of class here for a change.

Note, edit to my post, share price uptick in 2024, production 2025

Also to add into the mix is that theory of the Lassonde Curve means GGPs share price should see a big uptick coming into anticipated production in 2024. At least a doubling from here.

What else is coming, if anything?

POG up on the FED noting interest rate rises could be ending, and possibly an interest rate reduction in 2024. Good for gold, good for GGP.

On the ASX Northern Star up 7% and De Grey 8% at the moment

A lot of hysteria today I see. So thought to bump this thread to get back to a higher helicopter view of the currrnt landscape.

A lot of complaints today. We all have choices …. Buy, sell or hold.

It’s Shaun’s fault for what’s in the Earth?

Google search link here for you if you want to listen to prior The Call episodes discussing De Grey Mining:

https://www.google.com/search?q=the+call+from+ausbiz+de+grey+mining&rlz=1C1GCEV_enGB844GB844&oq=the+call+from+ausbiz+de+grey+mining&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyCQgAEEUYORigATIHCAEQIRigAdIBCTEzMTM1ajBqNKgCALACAA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

For me I still compare GGPs market capitalisation with De Grey's current market cap. (Note to Neobody, DEG has never had revenue either you moron.)

De Grey is still in the exploration stage of their lifecycle and a date for first revenue is currently unknown. I think they are hoping that a major gold company will come and buy them out. You can look on their website if you want to know more https://degreymining.com.au/

DEG had a capital raise a few months and that has not stopped the share price and market cap which fluctuates between AUD$2billion and AUD$2.5billion. If GGP can attain a similar market cap range that would be £1billion (ie. 20pence a share) to £1.3billion (ie. 25pence a share). This is why I feel that 20p to 25p has to be GGPs target share price range for 2024.

In Australia they have a podcast "The Call" which discusses Australian listed stocks every week day. I recommend you subscribe in case they discuss ASX gold stock peers etc.

On The Call's 12th December episode they discussed De Grey. Weblinks below. This is not the first time DEG has been discussed as it was debated a month or so ago. Two speakers on the 12th December episode debated De Grey from 35th minute.

Despite the current market cap one speaker labels DEG a buy, and she seems to know the gold market a bit more than the other speaker who is more reserved and prefers to wait for operations, cashflows, profits. Previous episodes discussing DEG have had those that suggest it is a buy and others sitting on the fence.

So I still firmly believe that once the final feasibility study for Havieron is released plus the decision to mine made, both will act as positive catalysts for the share price, both are major milestones and significant derisking events. If GGP can also be ASX listed at the time of market release I then hope it meets the requirements for investment funds to invest into GGP.

Note, the reason Wyloo has already invested is because it is a private investment vehicle. Whereas many publicly listed investment vehicles like managed funds / pension funds in Australia have investment mandates and rules to follow on what they can invest in, which I doubt includes speculative plays.

GGPs very experienced Board are all after the same as what we want..... a huge payday!! They (and Wyloo) have their share warrants/options which will have significant profit once the share price hits 20p and beyond. This is shareholder alignment. These are my thoughts and reasons that I see GGP worth more than 10p a share.

https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-call-tuesday-12-december/id1506523664?i=1000638257588

https://ausbiz.com.au/media/the-call-tuesday-12th-december?videoId=33610

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0zyLiNTEDKcBGrmet6BttQ

Https://twitter.com/DonDurrett/status/1734371028632285215

First, the S&P has to crash below 4000. This will cause fear to rise both on Wall St and Main St. That will cause gold to bounce. However, that won’t be enough to make gold run to $3K.

Second, we need the Fed to lose control. I think they already have, but we need the recognition that they have lost control. Then gold wins. 🧐🍿

My timeline is Q1 for #1, and Q2 for #2. Although the move to $3K should take about 24 months.

AGM this week answered the mre question

See chart within. https://twitter.com/stebottaioli/status/1732811322637668572

Date Time Trade Prc Volume Buy/Sell Value

06-Dec-23 17:19:43 10.24378 5,000,000 Unknown* £512.19k

06-Dec-23 17:26:55 10.243 11,622,307 Unknown* £1m

Forgot to share the link regarding my post https://www.kitco.com/news/2023-12-04/Rio-Tinto-approves-77M-PFS-for-one-of-the-best-undeveloped-iron-ore-deposits.html

This is not related to Winu, but came up on my Google search ref: RIO. I am sharing because the figures are massive, but for RIO they are not, which shows what a powerhouse the company is.

They are spending US$77 million for a pre-feasibility study (PFS) for a project of theirs..... and they're also planning to spend more than US$265 million on exploration over five years from 2024 to 2028 as part of the ongoing study phases for the project. That is serious spending power.