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Nice price so I just chipped in for another 1M.

Today's fallback has all the hallmarks of manafactured drop. In the first place the number of shares bought outnumbered the number sold by close to 50%. A thin interpretation suggested that the prevalence of gas was the cause of a lack of confidence but CH put that well and truly to rest in his later interview. Oil is the target!
I believe that the MM's were acting in favour of a large buyer and to that end they were manipulating the SP. If the SP stays anywhere near to today's closing level I will certainly be back fofor a decent extra dollop on Monday.

Thanks for your comments. I hope, and I also think you may have made a good investment here. A very enticing plan you've got for when your "ship" comes in . Good luck with it!

Hi mcadder, that was an interesting post. It made me look carefully at when my investment in ZPHR began and I found it on 30 October @.65p.
It made me look at my number of posts on this board over the past 90 days. It stands at 15. Scarcely prolific! I bet you posted more than that!
I am well invested in GGP where I began on 27 July@8.66p and where I have a very decent holding . I tried to see how many times I posted. I couldn't because the posts were too few on that much trafficked board. But I would guesstimate that I posted 5 or less times. A meagre poster I'd say.
I learned a lot since my days invested in INFA, (as I'm sure you did ),and my more recent investment strategy has been to do some solid research and when I find what I think will achieve my aim I invest medium sums moving quickly to large investments, or selling out ,(eg,GWMO), if I am in doubt. And so far it is working very well indeed.
In relation to ZPHR I am in quite large and the 7.28m is only a part of it.I am already in decent profit, and depending on the sp movement in the next week or so I may well go again. CH mega impresses me, and the board looks to be a very good balance of mining and financial skills which will necessary to bring what looks like a really well managed situation in Utah to a success for all of the shareholders. Anyway good to meet you again across this board. May we prosper here mutually. Go well.

As you can see,mcadder, I'm not a particularly prolific poster. For instance I very rarely post on the GGP board although I was,(and still am), invested there. I post by whim rather than plan.
And by the way my statement in the previous post should have read " I've been buying in here since early December 2020,). I knew even then that I had probably made a good decision.

I've been buying in here since early December 21, starting at .8p. I've got a lot more than today's 7.2m. Just thought over the past few days that ZPHR was beginning to apply the superburners. It shows all the signs of a well managed company with a clear forward trajectory, and with an sp which is unlikely to remain as low as it is for very much longer.

The CH interview with Malcy on 18 Jan. was the final factor in convincing me . CH came across as knowledgeable, truthful, enthusiastic and determined, added to all of which he is personally very well invested in ZPHR. And for his part Malcy came across as completely convinced by the work completed so far in UTAH, giving thre heads up to a likely farm in among the options. This looks like the real deal from a shareholder viewpoint . And in the short term at that!!

@idiot441. Yes , I'm the keen one. See my 13.55 post! And I already held quite a few. I like everything about ZPHR even in the short term.

for 7.178m,(£140k). Confidence here.

ZPHR, and viva Colin Harrington. And every sign that there's still a lot more to come.

@apr. well thats the first time I've disagreed with you. There is only one place from which to manage a gold miner. From where the mine is.

Most prescient, that post of yours. Describes the rampers to a tee!

I have a few reservations about GWMO :
1.That nothing of any great importance is going to happen before mid March when the winter in the high sierra of Nevada loosens its grip. I know that the lab survey of some tailings will be completed before then, but I don't think the tailings will prove to be game changing in any way.
2. GWMO is dependent upon local contractors in Nevada, and the work of a very top heavy,( and costly), seven man management team seems to be liaising with those contractors . So far as I know GWMO has nobody on the ground in Nevada.
BH has spoken about more magnetometer work and,later, about using a small drill and some pickup trucks to do some drilling. The terrain in the sierra is challenging and GWMO have also indicated that they will not be updating the road,(undoubtedly for cost reasons).I can't imagine when there might be construction of a leaching plant.
3.GWMO talks about investing in further mining resources before it has done anything worthwhile with those they currently possess.
We still have no idea of the value of the gold extracted,so far, from the tailings, and I doubt we will be informed.
My feeling is that there are possibilitiies in GWMO, but it may also be a typical AIM cash cow for the management. Time will tell. But AIM investors, ( usually with reason), are not very patient!

@ vauch. Shouldn't your calculation be £1,275,000? And apr one of my doubts relates to the likelihood of there being a GWMO processing plant in the next six months. But we'll see!

@ apr. Your prediction on today's price action was absolutely right!! Well done.

You've got it spot on in your Sun 22.46 post. I'm a little less sanguine than you are about they way the company is being managed, but that's another matter. Go well.

to my post at 19.58 on 21December and I haven't changed my opinion since then. I don't think GWMO will be an important gold producer for the reasons I gave in that post. The £2m in the bank won't even construct a gravity seperation plant and new work on that won't begin until March at the earliest. Even then BH has said that it may be possible to use" a small rig" and some "pick up trucks" so that the company doesn't have to update the road. This is not the stuff of an important gold miner in the making! Worth reading is Sanboy's critique of the value which would be released if all the spoil heaps were exploited. It's not a lot!
BUT like mcadder I bought in here when it was about .1p and I have long ago parted with a slab of that holding, but I still see the lilelihood of a spike on the back of the current sentiment. So that's ok and if the rise is sustained I have room to go again. Simple as that!

beginning of any new work won't b

Even my broker can't get a quote to sell a million shares. Hopeful d'you think ?

I don't like to see a company whose shares are so illiquid that one can't get a quote online to sell any. Also saw the 21December Proactive interview with BH. He didn't look confident that even the small amount of gold predicted from the Spoil Heaps was going to materialise just now. Nor did he make any predictions for 2021 which sounded very heartening. Hope the awaited news will be really good but I begin to doubt that. We'll see!

@vauch. the problem is not a potential delay until January for first gold production but a likelihood that when an announcement is made it will be a great disappointment in respect of the quantity and/or quality of the gold.