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Still none the wiser...

Can anyone head or tail of this rambling verbal Gonorrhea.

Excellent rampity. Let’s hope you are right as I topped up on yesterday’s dip,

Tibers - not sure I agree entirely with this - this isn't a CEO play. What he can do however is put together the building blocks in a coherent manner. What I like about Heddle is his ability to regurgitate the minutiae of each of the licences and there is a clear plan - he knows the history, extent, numbers, and enough about the geology to be compelling. There are undoubted question-marks about some of the behaviour at the beginning of 2018 but perhaps that was a certain naivety about how the industry works at the time. Lets hope there is no repeat. It won't be down to him if this play is a successful and you have to be clear about that - this play is a Baxter play, he identified the potential and Heddle has no control of the resource don't forget. The gold is either there or it isn't. That's what will ultimately prove up this bet.

Oooh it’s the market makers ruining everything. Blah blah blah. Some poor sod is likely to be being sacked right now for leaking sensitive material.

Chortle. One last chance to top up at 1.1 etc etc.

I know. I was geologist in my formative years. The latter part of your statement kind of misses the point and is nonsense. Sometimes you want round edges - it all depends upon the facies one is dealing with. In this case, this is a wonderful sign.

Interesting - that's what I wanted to see. That gold's not moved - it's embedded in the crystalline structure of the quartz in some instances and the bits that aren't are very coarse and rough - so has not been subject to any type of transportation - (moving gold rounds the edges). So, assuming the 3DIP anomaly is related to au its fair to infer that the same mineralisation will be present down dip of the surface outcrop. oooooooh.

No hard numbers ReadTheCandles - hardly surprising. This is significant though - open at one end, low dip and the fact outcropping geology is gold bearing. Can anyone post images of the gold nuggets found in this vicinity - I can't remember the form of the nuggets, but that will be telling.

That's a very encouraging set of 3DIPs. That RNS was a bit of an early one, wouldn't be surprised to see anther today...

this is the one we have been waiting for.

.. (just a hunch)

... and I have a hunch here

.... yes a hunch....

like Quasimdo.

....ffs.

A “hunch”. A fool and his money etc. I only hope you are right...

Deep research in a stock like this is to a certain extent missing the point and it certainly doesn’t matter about the age of investors. There is a reason some hedgies hire 18 YOs. One can hypothesise, compare nearby, speculate about neighbours then look under every stone, do inner thigh measurements on every research assistant and go rifling through the bins to know everything but if the gold ain’t there the gold’s not there. There is a large portion of luck involved here.

Ha - that’s not a bad summary of that IV Mr Tibbs. I throght the same.

... and GH tends to release the bad news before the good.

Lighten up grumpy.

Dribbling around the 1.1p mark, then rocketing up to 1.2p, another round of fundraising (read dilution), then back to 0.7p once a disastrous set of havieron results confirm that they’re fumbling around on long buried pile of dried out dingo shite. Next a sweaty, mushroomed up looking Gervaise will then appear on Boxing day claiming they’re fully funded ‘til the fall on a shonky looking green screen with a load of roundabouts as the back drop which will then start the next round of speculation by Tiblerone, about why he’s in Milton Keynes, attending the annual Tonka and Meccano event Talking shite about some bird from a Duran Duran song. Failing that, thruppence by New Year’s day would leave a seriously plump looking bird on the table.

Massively, massively, massive. This is simply geological term relation to crystal size... reading it any other way just exposes the lack of knowledge some investors here have about basic geology, and the more complex mineralisation process. Duh.

I have to say I agree - I have countless experiences with folk being helicoptered in to assist businesses I have been involved in, often with an impressive CVs, who then turn out to be completely useless or apparently from a bygone era. To be fair there have been the odd decent ones too, but they are few and far between.

Precisely spy. Well said squire.