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*Standing with arms folded and turned slightly away thus avoiding eye.contact with the subject and also to assert discontent and a non-approachable, fixed position*

I'm not sure I want to go now.

You...sob...sob...forgot me!! :(

Moos, may I suggest you visit the great new GGPhelp.co.uk website put together by a forum member (BottleRocket) which contains the video to which you refer:

https://ggphelp.co.uk/?epkb_post_type_1=gr_mt

May I add my congratulations to the list BR. You took up the baton and ran with it, much to the value for new investors in particular but to others, like myself, who may have skipped over some of the detail while pursuing 'the dream'!

My other half finished a module of an open university course a year ago. She had to describe a sculpture as objectively as possible. It really is difficult! You can't say things like, 'there is a large hole in the desert', for example. Large compared to what? How do you know it is a hole? Which desert are you referring to? Define desert. How extensive is the hole? etc etc. So to undertake what you have undertaken and quoting hard facts is actually very time-consuming, so major kudos to you for resisting speculation within those sections as far as is possible.

She passed by the way. :)

Blimey. Is the pope a Catholic A1EX? Yes please! Scally is the obvious one to focus on from my point of view. I'm sure others will want some input though .

Some 'great' suggestions here! I wonder what we will chose eventually???

The extra 's' , I think, will depend on the extent of land purchased Truckerboy. I'm expecting maybe half an acre wouldn't warrant the pluralisation , although I see where you are coming from. :)

No idea WF but there is no way I'm going to name a small country cottage with beautiful views over the valley and a garden containing fruit and olive trees, 'Kraken'. I'm giggling while imagining this on the name plate of the house now.

'Great Heddle'...hmmm...a possibility to be fair. 'Havieron' though...sounds a bit like 'keep yer 'air on'. Plus everybody will misspell it., like they do on here haha.

When we move abroad, which is looking more and more likely, we may well do the typical British thing and give our new home a name. I suggested 'Greatland' to the other half. She replied with "No, no..how about this? She drew a line in the air as if reading the sign in her mind and announced with wide-eyes and wonderment, "Greatland Gold". Now I don't mind revering the name of the company to some extent and after all the share is helping to buy the place, but I thought that was a little too much of an advertisement to Carlos and his gang that rich pickings may be contained therein. I will push for 'Greatland' only.

But it got me thinking more. How well would this company have done if it had been named 'Billabong Bling'? I see it elsewhere. If 'Metal Tiger' had been named 'Metal Squirrel' where would it find a market?

Even the CEO's name, Gervais Heddle, is cool. Barry Uberschmitt wouldn't have carried half as much impact. Believe me, this company is going places and it's all in the name. :)

I meant to say thanks for posting up the 'inside the mm world' stuff MDC1. I was away from my computer earlier on.

I'm glad the sp finished on 12p. It's an upbeat way to end the week!

Depends what you mean as 'long term'. If you mean 2/3 years from now, the SP will depend upon the success of the joint venture with NCM and the initial drilling results of the other fields owned by GGP, probably beginning with Scallywag.

What is becoming clearer by the day is that Havieron is essentially 'de-risked'. The chances of there not being a sizeable deposit within a workable mine get less and less . These exciting interim results, eight in total now, are published before the big whammy; the maiden resource estimate. That should come in within the next six months.

In a nutshell, the SP will reflect the potential and eventually the actual income of the company. Predictions are wildly different but even the most modest suggest a price of 25p up to £1 plus per share once Havieron has been proved up. That's just Havieron!

MDC, you're an ex-MM. What do you make of these wild swings at close of play today?

schlemiel..me ol'' mate..me ol' muckah! Older and Wiser..he's one of the good guys! You can't filter him. It would be like filtering..David Attenborough.

You see, what's happened is; you woke up. It's still very hot . You're feeling like Martin Sheen in the opening scene of 'Apocalypse Now'. Don't worry. Your underpants are not spinning, it's the room wobbling. Be patient and all will become clear.

Maybe it is a team of railway workers as in 'Blazing Saddles'. They are about to lay a line to Rock Ridge (Telfer)

No, no schlemiel you must take some Estate Agent description lessons: The stock is consolidating awaiting a new surge and if you take the opportunity to buy nowyou will be giving yourself the chance to place your stamp on the future of this exciting business.

This was interesting:

*Gold grades are 'liked by investors but not what really matters'..*

Could be a generic statement meaning investors don't really understand the nitty gritty of setting up a mine, of course, or the difficulties of getting it out of the ground.

Thanks TMT. If your supposition is correct then it is small wonder NCM are throwing everything they can lay their hands on to get this project moving at Havieron. Telfer has around two years left of economic mining, I think.

I guess there must be a point where the step outs will be 'reined in' somewhat Paddy? Sooner or later they will want to collate the results and put the MRE together in order to get things moving towards the Feasibility Study and the mining.

Telfer is almost depleted. Havieron is begging to get mined asap!

If they do nuke Havieron, I'm going to stand in the fallout zone with an inverted umbrella.

'Caveman to the nuclear age'. I do like that analogy schlemiel. What we are after now, of course, is inter-stellar travel.