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All Eyes on WSBN… But GEO Could Be the Real Prize

Right now most of the attention is on Wishbone Gold (WSBN). That’s natural – it has the liquidity, the news flow, and the market chatter. Investors are watching the share price closely, hoping for the next catalyst to drive it higher.

But while WSBN holds the spotlight, the real asymmetric opportunity could be GEO Exploration (GEO).

Why GEO stands out:

• Low entry point: At just 0.0027 per share, meaningful positions can be built for relatively little capital. Five million shares cost around £13,500; ten million around £27,000.

• High leverage to upside: If GEO delivers, the share price needed to turn small stakes into seven-figure returns isn’t far-fetched. A million pounds from a 5M block requires 20p, five million requires 100p. The gearing is extraordinary compared to larger caps.

• Off the radar: GEO is not on the wider market’s radar yet. That’s exactly the stage where early investors can position before sentiment and coverage catch up.

• Flexibility and growth potential: At this early stage, GEO still has the scope to transform itself through deals, partnerships, or land acquisitions – moves that can be genuinely game-changing.

WSBN vs GEO

WSBN is the near-term trade – it has the eyes, the liquidity, and the market momentum. But GEO offers something different: genuine blue-sky potential. While WSBN’s re-rate could be attractive, GEO has the kind of risk/reward profile where relatively small investments can generate disproportionate returns if the company executes.

The takeaway

WSBN will continue to be the market’s focus for now. But for investors looking at where the next outsized return might come from, GEO deserves serious attention. It’s the quiet story with the potential to become the real prize deal.

🔥 GEO looking ready for a strong week ahead 🔥

GEO closed at 0.28p today, up nearly 8%, with some chunky buys going through – including over 5 million shares at 0.281p 👀. That kind of volume isn’t small change, it shows people are loading up down here.

Order book is looking solid too – plenty of support around 0.27–0.28p, while sellers are sitting higher. If buying pressure keeps up, 0.30p could go fast and once that’s broken, 0.33–0.34p is on the cards. After that, sky’s the limit. 🚀

This feels like the start of a proper move – momentum is shifting, the chart’s perking up, and interest is clearly picking up. With the right push, next week could be the breakout everyone’s waiting for.

GEO is heating up – don’t blink or you’ll miss it. 🔥

For next week

Don’t forget Geo ex

Let’s go , see ya all Tuesday. Or at the demos lol

Agreed grow , don’t forget to pick up some cheep geo

Turn soon imo

Can not buy . Buckle in

Very difficult to buy

Lse for me JC

Give it time spy.

Hey JC Callum excited that means we really got something here

Strong Buy

Hi Spy !

Drilling is the real trigger here — and it’s happening this quarter. Once the rigs are turning, the countdown to assays begins, and that’s when the market usually starts to re-rate. Callum Baxter doesn’t just pick ground at random; he was instrumental in the Havieron discovery for Greatland Gold, and the same methods are being applied here. Juno is being spoken about as potentially four to five times the size of Havieron — if the first assays confirm what the models already suggest, then today’s 20s will look laughable in hindsight.

People forget how fast sentiment flips once results land. Greatland went from sub-1p to over 38p on the back of strong drill hits and credible assays. GEO is set up the same way: proven leadership, world-class ground, and a tiny market cap in comparison to the prize. Traders may scalp half a penny here or there, but the real upside will come when the first assays drop and GEO proves what it’s sitting on. That’s when multi-bagger status stops being theory and becomes reality

When are the assays guys ?

The market is only just starting to appreciate what we’ve got here with GEO. Callum Baxter, the same geologist who was instrumental in taking Greatland Gold from under 1p to 38p on the back of Havieron, has now placed his flagship Juno project into GEO. Management are already on record suggesting Juno could be four to five times the scale of Havieron, and that’s before a single drill hole has been completed. With drilling contractors appointed and first holes due this quarter, we’re right on the cusp of the kind of catalyst that can move a company from obscurity to front-page news in the mining space.

On top of that, GEO isn’t a lifestyle outfit — Omar Ahmad and Hamna Choudhry bring serious capital markets and financial expertise to ensure this company can fund, execute, and deliver. The structure is in place, the team is proven, and the ground is some of the most exciting exploration territory available. Sitting here at around 0.25p, the risk/reward looks phenomenal. If Greatland could move 38x from its lows, there’s every reason to believe GEO, with Juno in its sights, could not only match but surpass that trajectory. 30p isn’t a dream — it’s just the market catching up.

It’s mornings like this that show why GEO is the real deal. You’ve got Callum Baxter – a geologist with Havieron stamped on his CV – placing his flagship Juno project right here. That alone speaks volumes. Add in Omar Ahmad, who has a proven eye for spotting early-stage opportunities and building the right platform, and Hamna Choudhry keeping the financials tight, and you’ve got a boardroom combination that most juniors could only dream of. This is not a lifestyle company – this is a serious vehicle being lined up to deliver serious results.

People forget Greatland Gold traded under 1p for years before the Havieron discovery rerated it into the 30s. GEO is at that same early-stage sweet spot – drills lined up, the right expertise in place, and a structure designed to scale. Juno has already been described as potentially 4–5x Havieron’s size. If even a fraction of that potential is realised, today’s price will look like a gift. The patient holders here will be the ones telling the story when the market finally wakes up – and that’s what makes this a once-in-a-cycle opportunity.

When are we receiving the assays?

Casper king of AIM

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People should stop and think why Callum Baxter chose to bring Juno into GEO. This isn’t some random hookup – Baxter has Havieron on his CV, he knows what a world-class system looks like, and he wouldn’t waste his flagship project unless he saw the right vehicle and the right people to take it forward. GEO gives him exactly that: a listed platform with access to capital, a CEO in Omar Ahmad who knows how to spot and fund early-stage opportunities, and a CFO in Hamna Choudhry to keep the structure tight.

It’s a perfect balance. Baxter brings the rocks and discovery expertise, Omar brings the ambition and deal-making, and Hamna brings the financial discipline. That’s why Juno ended up here – because this team has the drive and the platform to turn it into the next Havieron-style story. When you look at it like that, it’s hard not to see GEO as being set up for something special.