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I swear to God, I'm getting really cheesed off having to filter an average of at least two idiots a day on here.

It has been mentioned how lockdown may have increased the amount of trading, as bored investors, looking for a buzz, flit from one share to another.

It would be interesting to find out how much extra trading has occured during this latest lockdown, compared to normal trading. It might even show how small disappointments (e.g the scally drills not going right through a lump of gold) can get so exacerbated in the minds of the investor and lead to poor decision making, just in order to do 'something' other than look out of the same window.

Yes, I have got The Hills are Alive playing on TV. Come on GGP!!!

Excellent spot reddirt and might explain GH's reference to SD's speed of action since taking over the helm. Great news !

I feel a bit like the flaky soldier at Rorke's Drift, who believes he is awaiting a terrible end when he asks,

"Why is it us eh?? Why Us!?"

I then need Gervais standing in for Nigel Green as Colour Sergeant Bourne to reply,

"Because we're here lad"

haha firstmodern. Very good.

Speedy, Knocky....maybe if we all shout at the screen at 12.05pm or something it make miraculously go up?

Yeah, my ambitions are under serious strain atm but through gritted teeth..we have....got...to...stand....firm!!

I'm not going to zoom out. Oh no. In fact I have some advice for fellow investors:

>Things have got to change. But first, you've gotta get mad!...You've got to say: I'M AS MAD AS HELL, AND I'M NOT GOING TO TAKE THIS ANYMORE! Then we'll figure out what to do about the depression and the inflation and the oil crisis! But first, get up out of your chairs, open the window, stick your head out, and yell, and say it: I'M AS MAD AS HELL, AND I'M NOT GOING TO TAKE THIS ANYMORE!

That should fix the sp.

Got to admit not 'git' haha, Well, ok maybe.

Git to admit, I am no 'Stonewall Jackson' when it comes to dealing with this dip, because I was enjoying seeing the horizon of a complete change in my financial wealth. BUT! Thank goodness for the trusted posters on here who have not only provided heaps of analysis on the company over many moons but also pointed out the tactics of the market makers and how they use the psychology of fear to unbalance the private investor.

So, even though I want to scream out loud STOP FALLING!!! (and do sometimes with added expletive), I just sit it out and wait.

What does continuously buying mean SaS? Could they buy one share a day on that basis to ever become revealed? I have no idea about this so a genuine question.

Yes thanks mate and with you and your good lady. I certainly feel the same way as you but do not have the same depth of experience to lean upon. Be interesting to see what transpires.

I hope you have copied that post onto your clipboard speedie. Methinks it won't last long.

In a theatre group, wot I was part of, we did a farewell evening for an old lady who was retiring after having being involved with the troupe for thirty five years. I had the idea of doing a version of the Pete and Dud sexual fantasy sketch but to change the names of the women each time to the same woman; the woman who was retiring. I pride myself as doing a more than passable Dud impression and true to form the other actor kept forgetting his lines so we had to improvise here and there.

I hope the audience enjoyed it as much as we loved doing it. (A sketch from The Derek and Clive years might have given her a heart attack).

I still often quote the line while reading this ggp board "Get out of here I said! Come round here messing up my ggp board? Get outta here!"

Even my post advising redleader not to expose himself in the grass has gone!

Oh well, we know ,in future, to avoid this kind of double-entendre and stick to drilling.

I'm in the skullduggery camp. The notion that the share price went down because of less-than-earth shattering-drills-coming-up glistening-with-gold Scally results is frankly ludicrous, because shortly afterwards the latest sets of Havieron results were excellent. (I think someone calculated a 30%increase in the known resource).

Let's take a conservative 15ml oz at Havieron (personally I believe it to be double but that isn't relevant). If we increase that by 30% you are looking at 4m oz extra. Result? Share continues to slide. Even if we say nothing at Scally (unlikely) but 30%extra at Havieron, shouldn't that counteract any dip? But it didn't and why not?

Skullduggery, that's why not!

I enjoyed watching the interview. Shaun looked very alert and I liked the way he described Havieron as being akin to opening a Christmas present. Work should be fun and intellectually stimulating and he seems to have the right attitude to become a winner in this role. Good luck to him!

I've just finished reading the posts about posts that are not worth reading. Not worth reading really.

We all know that the gold and copper is in the ground at Havieron and very possibly, in commercial quantities and grades, at several other GGP held sites. One day fairly soon, it will start coming to the surface in quantity and not just in small round drill lengths. The next results for Havieron will be in soon if I remember correctly, via the NCM quarterly report..

The share price can buzz around the hive, upwards, downwards and sideways for as long as it wants. Sooner or later the honey will be in the jam jar. (I'm beginning to run out of analogies).

Congrats to Tex!

I agree Impecunious. Very funny. Sort of 'British' dry humour; apologising for considering everyone else foolish. haha