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The JV is Havieron /Greatland owns 30%, Newmont 70%. It’s the deal that transformed GGP from a junior explorer into a producer, with access to Telfer’s plant and a global major as partner. I’ve been invested here for years, watching this JV evolve from day one, and it remains the backbone of the whole story. With a little over 100,000 shares, I’ve got serious skin in the game and a big profit that’s why I focus on the fundamentals, not the recycled noise.

Most posts on here are just recycled info (you know who they are) the same stuff repeated in slightly different words. Nothing new, nothing fresh, just the same points going round in circles. No wonder it gets boring. The only genuinely interesting thing is the shares themselves the asset, the JV, and the long term potential are far more exciting than half the commentary about them.

BZT rise is fuelled by the Bird’s buy, copper’s climb, and whispers that financing is nailed down. Boom!!!

PREM share price is like my New Year’s resolution. It dips, it wobbles, but sooner or later it’s bound to rise just to prove me wrong. Fingers crossed.

If you want less risk, wait. If you’re chasing momentum, buying now is unstable and prone to swings.

Ah yes, the board explodes not because of discoveries, placings, or strategy, but because one bloke sold a few shares. Next you’ll be telling me the FTSE moves every time Dave from accounts buys a pint.

No fresh RNS, but GGP’s still cash rich, drill-strong, and tipped for 50% upside.

Positive RNS for BZT. and the share price moved noticeably. All good!

We have green lights. This isn’t waiting for permits anymore. We are now waiting for the drill to spin. Expect action within days to weeks. All good stuff!

PREM has the lithium resource, but without £70–75m fresh capital, as posters like Acker estimates it cannot fix the plant.

Prem?

The funding deal with Hainan is still unresolved.

The tax liability in Mali is a fresh risk.

The share price is volatile, but not dead if the Bougouni lithium project gets greenlit, it could rebound hard.

In short right now WSBN is a classic high‑risk, high‑reward exploration play, with momentum driven by drilling news flow. Early signs of gold‑copper mineralisation and fresh funding have fuelled retail enthusiasm, but with no revenue yet, the share price will swing sharply on assay results, good or bad.

If you’re chasing high-risk, high-reward potential and can stomach the volatility, WSBN might appeal, but it’s more like a lottery ticket than a long-term investment.

If you’re chasing momentum, WSBN’s got the volume, the buzz, and the breakout. Just don’t marry it, this is a tactical trade, not a long-term love affair.

Traders are piling in ahead of a Navitas Petroleum meeting this weekend, rumours of a major update on the Falklands Sea Lion project.

CNA’s no rocket, but it pays you to wait, divi’s back, cash is strong, and 10% upside’s on the table. Boring? Maybe. Profitable? Likely.

PREM is holding steady at 0.0255p with strong buy-side volume, over 480 million shares scooped up today. The Zulu Lithium Project still anchors long-term upside, and with lithium demand rising globally.

Assets like West Kytlim and Monchetundra still have value.

If sanctions ease or a buyer emerges, the stock could rerate fast.

Athabasca uranium JV fully funded (£20m drill budget)

Saudi JV targeting strategic metals with $3m investment

Molopo Farms nickel-PGE project could be a sleeper hit