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I don't think anyone believes BHP will bid next week but that's not the point. The expiration of the BHP Standstill is a significant some may say noteworthy corporate development after 2 years in purdah for BHP. It may not trigger a bid but it you certainly hear the starting pistol being fired. More the start of the race rather than crossing the finishing line

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'Excited for next week's copper porphyry webinar! Executive Director Jason Ward speaking on behalf of SolGold'

Register here: http://bit.ly/3nqI15T

https://twitter.com/SolGold_plc/status/1314552385847648256

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'excited'? News before then?

Why a 'special shareholders meeting'? Is this normal practice?

there's something in the wind

S4077

Radioactive bananas? That's even more surreal. All this talk of bananas will send me, well, bananas

Yes I know, DartFrog had one for breakfast and no doubt thought about Alpala when consuming it

Is 42p about to give way?

'I had a banana from Ecuador' is today's most surreal comment. It made me chuckle, just a quiet chuckle

''what extent the government may sway how this ends up''...nail on head with that statement...the politics will have a significant influence on events. Ecuador wants to see an influx of international companies into Ecuador as this endorses Ecuador as a place for secure private investment.

creeping up again

Biswas (CEO of Newcrest) did state that he sees 'long term value' with SOLG so they're here for the long haul though in what capacity I have no idea. I doubt they'll be happy with remaining a shareholder of SOLG

great strength again. bodes well, fingers crossed

https://www.solgold.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/2020.09.05-Key-Security-Information-Update-website-1.pdf

Mather at 4.3%
DGR (Mather's baby SOLG) at 9.8%
Doesn't Mather control Tenstar at 5.75%

https://twitter.com/TheAssay/status/1314446742163685376

Mather holds 20% of SOLG. He's not gonna cut his own throat so I suppose being guided by Mather maybe the way forward when people make that most important of decisions, when to sell.

From MKN -

'Level 2 early update ..

Nothing much to 50p .

The 182k has gone ...could return but not on the book at the moment .

If we get some volume it should rise quickly .'

40p's about to go

Mather doesn't do news releases at the predictably obvious 7am like most companies. One can drop at any time, which is what I like. And anyway, a 7am RNS always seems to encourage profit-taking

Our L2 data provider on ADVEFFN reckons little offer weight above 40p as of yesterday closing but of course that can change like the wind but what is obvious is we have a US or Canadian buyer in the wings

You don't need to know much about the stock market to know when a stock comes into play. You can SEE it with your own eyes. The intra-day price will become active and remains active throughout the day. Moreover, volume (buying and selling interest) starts to increase.

Of course a stock in play can work in both directions. Long and bullish or short and bearish. Never be on the wrong side of that move! How do we avoid being on the wrong side of a move? Buy shares in companies with a future and companies that have room to grow and expand their equity.

We just need decent flow rates now from this well thingy Origin is drilling. If they come in then you struggle to buy. If they disappoint then it's gruel for tea

I wonder exactly what the market will be looking for when the news from Origin is announced regarding flow rates? What will deemed a success and prove the commerciality of our assets? I'm clueless on this aspect of resource investing. All that technical stuff (geology etc etc) goes way over my head though I do know if an asset (a discovery relating to gold, copper, oil, gas etc etc) is quality and value adding to a company's worth and that's all that matters to me

I note the term 'extensive recent field work'. Recent?

''Significant upgrade of Varela Target (formerly Varela and Target#1 areas) through extensive recent field work highlighting strong similarities between Varela and Alpala Lithocap footprints and geochemical signatures.''