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''If I could start the decline tomorrow I would". Can we infer from this that the drilling in the SW as highlighted by Paddy is not drilling in preparation for the decline but actual exploration drilling?

https://www.newcrest.com/sites/default/files/2020-05/200512_BAML%20Conference%20-%20Briefing%20Book.pdf

lots of Havieron stuff

thanks Paddy

Thanks for that. SB's obviously been seducing US bond investors with his plans for the future. Fingers crossed he makes reference to the development of Havieron in relation to the future of Telfer

Heddle in Jan 2020 -

"The intersection of new base metal and gold mineralisation 500 metres east of Firetower has immediately created prospective new target zones between and along strike from the two prospects.

"The results act as further evidence of the strength of our portfolio and provide us with well defined parameters for further exploration at the Firetower and Firetower East prospects."

Firetower is about 35 kilometres from Devonport and 65 kilometres west of Launceston.

Greatland Gold had previously said Firetower potentially had one million ounces of gold.

That would be worth about $2.3 billion.

London-listed Greatland Gold has six main projects, with two in Tasmania and four in Western Australia.

It says it seeks to identify large mineral targets in areas not previously subject to extensive mineral exploration.''

https://www.theadvocate.com.au/story/6752443/tasmanian-mineral-exploration-boost-as-new-grants-open/

Tasmania's sagging mineral exploration sector will get another shot in the arm from the state government.

Resources Minister Guy Barnett on Monday said a fourth round of a government mineral exploration grant scheme was open to help "current, new and emerging explorers expand operations in Tasmania and build on an industry worth more than $2.8 billion a year".

"A key initiative to help the mining sector emerge from the current economic downturn is the Exploration Drilling Grant Initiative, which will help to create a pipeline of potential mining revenue and royalties into the future," he said.

"Under round four, grants of up to $50,000 for direct drilling costs and $20,000 for helicopter support, if required, are now available to pinpoint new and untapped mineral targets.

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Gilesy - I genuinely couldn't care less about your opinions. When I now see a new poster like you I will now filter it. All this crap about 'Im a newbie and Im learning' it,s pure bullox...

I'm stressed enuff as it is, I don't need tedious, disingenuous crap

I've got no problem with people selling. I do have a problem when we can see evidence of an orchestrated campaign to incite fear using this website

'popping up on here'...it feels orchestrated and planned

What piques my suspicion is the new members who keep popping. LSE only allows you to create one account per member. I suspect there are those who are allowed to create more than one

'this board'

It's got nothing to do with psychology but personal financial circumstances. Most of us on here are I suspect are small traders and any noticeable fall in price hits you hard and the further it falls the more nervous you become. That's all it is. This explains why some, and I include myself in that category, use that board to offload our nervous energy. It's not moaning per se, more releasing the valve to let out steam

That Greenfool last night. I got the feeling it was evidence of a professional at work trying to sow uncertainty and doubt before Monday's open.

Interesting that my accusation of a shorting campaign has been removed from this site..I am becoming suspicious

What shxte - SOLGOLD are years away from production. There's no infrastructure and the cost to production will be in the billions. I hold SOLG but only a few now

Yes, noted. Either way, GGP appears to have hit a bit of a brick-wall at present :(.......

I wonder how Newcrest and BHP will view this?

This is Newmont

He's trying to play the price and by the looks of it Tullow as well...GGP and Tullow, good stocks though Tullow indebted to the gills

Sunday night poster. Just before Monday open. Down Friday by 8%. Interesting timing.

Newcrest won't proceed mining at Havieron on the basis of average grades which is little more than a mathematical calculation. They have already stated they intend to target the high-grade ore first and then maybe the lower grade secondary...I'm more interested, not in the result of mathematical jiggery pokery but the actual and practical nature of the physical operation at havieron...

I'll be guided by Biswas and his public statements regarding Havieron...he's been orgasmic for months and in public

but then I'm a pretty naive mupppet so don't place any faith in what I say

'I did note'