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I agree, very little buying shown.

I had a buy this morning shown as unknown, and there will be buys shown as sells.

There will also be unknowns during the day (larger trades, mostly buys) shown after 4.30pm.

This is to create an illusion that personal investors are mostly selling today.

In reality this stock is very undervalued, and the shorts window for closing will reduce on a daily basis.

IMO hang in there, the share price will reward in the waiting.

I also had some at £2.41p on 8th August, but GGP was definitely in £2.30's after the engineered fall.

These guys commenting on West Dome Deeps are Antipa shareholders so you would have to take everything they say with a pinch of salt.

It is also probably a bit of jealousy as they have not been bought over by Greatland and will twist facts.

As it is it ,will be many years before Antipa manages to start production from their stand alone Minyari Dome, and a lot of futher dilution along that road.

It is remote, like Telfer, fly in fly out, with no present infrastructure .

It would need an airfield, a mill, a workforce and housing for them, basically everything that Telfer currently has

A buy out is what they are hoping for from a bigger organisation.

It is 35 kilometers from Telfer with no road, and if there was to be any future planned road would be more than 35 kilometers to navigate the sand dunes.

StuWoo

Par for the course.

It is all about disguise to make shareholders think that the trend is selling ,when there are more buying.

Shorters also know when to place their bets.

I would agree.

Every day recently after 4.30pm there are lots of big value unknowns shown.

I think these are mostly buys but displayed to disguise what is going on.

Buys shown today as 88,048, sells 209,421

I counted the unknowns to be over 1.3 million.

This is happening on a on a scale I have not seen before and I watch every trading day.

I should have said Asx closes 7 o clock our time.

Currently A$5.46 which is £2.63 and in old money 13.15p.

May change as not 7 o clock in ASX yet.

We closed at £2.60 last night

Thanks JiffyBag

Same sort of thing was going on when Newcrest was puting the squeeze on us to get our 30% of Havieron.

Shaun did us proud then and the company are stronger now to be a top producer.

It is all smoke and mirrors to disguise what is really going on.

For a start I had a buy today show as a sell.

Buys today shown as 482, 268 and sells shown as 723,340.

Unknowns usually show up after 4.30pm which today, these unknowns exceeded the buys and sells combined by quite a bit.

IMO these would mostly have been buys, so there would have been more buys than sells today.

There was more buys than sells shown yesterday, but it did not stop the price going down.

Greatland did not meet its past quarterly estimated production, but not by very much, due to the stockpile inherited from Newcrest being less % than what it was estimated to be, and a cyclone which may have flooded an area of the mine that could not be accessed for ore.

The production miss was minimal, and to stop it happening again a downward revision ( not by very much) was put in place.

Nothing much has changed with Greatland, but it now ends up down over 30% with blown out of proportion stuff, trying to get personal investors to sell their shares so the bigger fish can mop them up.

The future is bright, Havieron is world class, and Telfer will get there in time with its extensive drilling program.

I do not think Wyloo would do that to Greatland, they have a close relationship and as someone said earlier, it would be with both parties agreement.

However, if someone else were to try and take us over Wyloo would have a big say in the matter and could possibly block it, as they will be getting Newmonts shares as per earlier agreement, giving them at least 20% of the company.

Fed. central bank holds a gold certificate for 261.5 million ounces gold at US$ 42.22 per ounce worth around US$11 billion.

Treasury could revalue that gold much higher, from anything between US$15,000 to US$40,000 per ounce which seems a lot, but look at crypto prices.

The Fed. will then get a new gold certificate with the new valuation into their possession.

This would enhance the US balance sheet by several trillions, and wreck the dollar, but it probably has to be done to try and sort out their debt.

The Fed does not own the gold, they own the dollar value of it.

Thanks Element

Your comments are much appreciated as always by me on this board

I looked at the last 48 posts and I have 42 of them in green boxes, love it.

From Hopefully Golds earlier post Don Durret replicated his London holding of Greatland on ASX with a view to selling his London ones.

He loves the stock so much he could not sell the AIM ones and now has twice as much as he intended.

Wise man, wish I could double mine.

I have had 2 out of 3 buys this week showing as sells.

It is all part of trying to get people to part with their shares

I always look forward to reading early morning posts from Timber Trader, but agree with him that the board at this time has now a lot of disruptors on it.

The majority of these posters have an agenda to knock the share price down in hoping private investors will get fed up and sell.

MM's are also doing their part keeping the share price low, trying to create share volumes to help out the share shortage in Australia.

I have over 100 in my green bin now and quick to add more if needed, which helps makes this board fine for me to read.

After Greatland's results are out last week of this month, the board should get a bit better as I think they might be better than last quarter.

I think this stock has a very promising future and will help in preserving our wealth against the failing fiat currencies.

If it was an Australian company listed in Australia only I would imagine to complete the purchase a certain amount of money (sterling) within your ISA would be converded to Australian dollars to facilitate the purchase and converted back to sterling when sold.

This is where the FX charges apply.

Hargreaves Lansdown is one of the platforms that does not do ASX listed shares.

Telfer under the management of Newcrest was running out of ore because it had been neglected and starved of investment for years prior to being bought out by Newmont.

There was r.icher pickings elsewhere in the Newcrest portfoilo.

It was also remote and unloved.

Shaun Day knew fairly well that there was lots of gold still to be found at Telfer. He had done due diligence on Telfer previously when he was with Northern Star.

Also when Shaun Day was with Northern Star they took over 3 or 4 mines with less than a years production left in them from majors and thay are still producing 10 years later.

They just needed a bit of care and attention and investment in the drill bit.

Telfer is the same, there is loads of ore to be found and will be producing its own ore for at least the next 10 years plus, and does not need the stranded Minyari deposit 35 kilometers away surrounded be sand dunes and no road to Telfer.

Telfer already has a bigger resource than Minyari with lots more to come.

Newmont, when they took over Newcrest also knew that Telfer was far from being mined out.

They spent many millions doing up the mill, fixing and guaranteeing the tailings facilities and lots of drilling before Greatland bought it off them.

Shaun Day said there was not a better time to own Telfer since 2005 and will prove to be.

I do not see any other option for them as other companies may be reluctant to get involved.

Lots of Antipa shareholders seem to be brainwashed by Roger Mason into thinking that Greatland needs Antipa.

With ongoing drilling at Telfer, it is becoming apparent that it will have more than enough of its own ore to keep it going for many years.

M&A is not on Shauns agenda, he has said so several times

The Minyari deposit is isolated with no road, 35 kilometers away from the Telfer mine

They had 2 JV's with free carry for drilling with Newmont and IGO which have been given up.

Best thing for them is to go it alone which will take several years I presume for further drilling, permitting etc. which will be costly having to raise the money but I do not see any