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And therein lies the problem for so many, including myself. I've been chasing my average down since I first bought in to GGP.

Whether it drops to 6p or lower, it makes no difference to me whatsoever in the long run. I'll wait for the rise in the SP and hopefully will see a return on my investment. My average is circa 14.85 and if it does what many are predicting, I don't particularly mind making a few grand less in the long run.

As Michael Jackson once sang, "You are not alone". I guess there are quite a few of us here who bought in at the high end and have been averaging down ever since. My last purchase was at circa 7.60p and I haven't bought any more since. My average is now circa 14.85.

I remember a post on this board a few years ago when someone said owning GGP was as good as money in the bank. It hasn't been the case but I'm ever hopeful and always keep an eye on this board and GGP chat.

I do also remember reading a warning from one of the more informative posters ( possibly Hydro )of a pending Short.

I did think at the time "This is not good but how bad could it possibly get?"

It got very bad. Best of luck to all the Lth holders and for better times ahead.

I'm disappointed with the delay but I got over that very quickly this morning. For now, I'll just switch off ànd wait for the good news to come in a few months time.

I was expecting a delay but was also hoping it wouldn't happen. A number of posters here also pointed this out, so it shouldn't have surprised anyone. The only frustration I have is the pointless Prem v Kod messages.

For me there is no comparison. There is no competition. Good luck to all who hold Prem but I wont be navigating my way over to the Prem board to post this message or any other for that matter. For transparency, I hold just over 4.5 million shares in Kod and I'm in for the long haul.

Where did you spring from? You don't hold any shares but I really love your concern for Ggp holders. Thank you so much for coming to all of us in our time of need. I, like a lot of others who bought in at the top end are not very happy but your insight is not wanted or valued.

I'm in this for the long haul and averaged down yesterday. If need be I'll average down again.

As yet, I've told nobody. No good will come of it for me. This is the second coming and I remember the looks I got when most of my portfolio bombed
I bought in a few years ago at 0.17 and sold when it reached the dizzy heights of circa 0.40. I felt I had to at the time as my portfolio was in dire straits. However, I bought back in last year at 0.30 and again at 0.29 and increased on my original holding. I'm staying the pace with this and I really hope it's going to the moon. Many thanks to the well informed posters on this site, Daz, Merc, Lav, Eco to name but a few.
Kod is the bacon!!

Welcome back. I rarely post but always read your posts.

Bought Kod a few years ago and top sliced at the time when it hit the 40's. I felt I had to as my other investments weren't doing so well. However, I bought more last April at around 0.30 and again at 0.28. Don't hold me to those figures as I may bit a little bit out but my point is, I substantially increased my holding to circa 4 million shares. I'm glad I did and will stay for the journey. Things are looking really good for Kod. Exciting times ahead.

I know it's called sentiment but I must admit I love positivity. Why wouldn't I? Negativity won't help the share price. I can't influence the overall market. I have got an investment and I want to gain from it. S***, that's four posts.

It's a very tough gig at the moment but very good to hear from you. That's three post in one day.

I'm still very much in the game here having averaged down from the high 20's to 16p. That's where I'm at. I am concerned but it's all on me. I made my own decisions and will either reap the rewards or fail. Breaking even is neither.
When I read all the posts on LSE, I find a number of posters are consistently negative and I get it. Drive down the price as there are huge gains to be made by individuals or corporations.
I understand the Shorting mantra and when that was originally highlighted on this board, I still felt confident. However, the lower the SP goes, the more it plays on my mind. I ask myself "Why are the shares not being snapped up when they are selling for less than the placing price? From memory 14.50 and 8. 20.
I post very little and I'll continue that way. Two posts in one day is extreme for me.
What might help going forward and I'll have no way of knowing whether it's true or not is for a poster to declare their average. I'm happy doing it, my average is 16p.
It would give me a sense of perspective.
I'm not going anywhere and will stay the course. I also voted in favour of all the resolutions and I'm definitely hoping for better days.
Apologies for any typos.

Voting all done by phone to HL.

The little bit of blue today and on previous days is still a massive red for me. I don't pretend to understand ìt all but I've learnt a lot in the last two years.
The whole AIM market is stacked against the little guys who want to make a modest return on their investment. Lesson learnt for the future. I won't sell GGP at a loss. The very strong fundamentals are there and I'm hopeful things will work out, having very painfully averaged down to just over 18.40, I've reached my limit.
It all stinks to high heaven. I do take some respite from some very good posters on here, Paddy, Bamps and Hydro. Hydro gets a bit of a kicking but invariably he seems to be always on the mark.
I don't really care at what price people bought in at. Good luck to those who bought in low.
I think the first inclination I I had, that things were not good and not going to my plan was when the placing was done at 14.50. That rocked me a bit as I felt the true value of GGP was higher. I was wrong at the time but am hopeful of good things to come, including the 5% valuation.
I'd love to attend some of the GGP events organised via this site but I'd feel like a charlatan, having bought in high.
Not bitter but I just expected more.

I'm in a similar position and just under 20p average, not 50k but a sizable sum nonetheless. There are some excellent posters on this board and I don't see any of them as rampers. The continuing good news flow / results keeps me here and invested. I won't be selling and I'm here for the long run. I am concerned with the continuing drop in share price but I cannot influence this.
What does irk me however are the subtle derampers who seem to want the share price to keep falling. Why on earth would anyone want this if they are invested?

Still down but kept the faith. It's a great day. My average is just under 20p. Well done to you and a few others who kept me well informed throughout. I averaged all the way down from 28p from September 2020.

I probably should have been more adventurous with this share but I was cautious. Bought in at 0.14 and bagged. Took some profits out but I'm still in. Took the profit to balance my portfolio and happily back in front overall. Still holding on my other investments and always glass half full.

I bought in at 0.60 and have since averaged down to 0.48. I'm good with this and have stayed the course.

Rather than sell, I took the opportunity to average down earlier this morning. There were enough positives within the RNS to warrant this IMO.

I bought into GGP back in September 2020. At the time, I bought at the peak, 27p. The value dropped immediately afterwards. From memory, it went down to 18p. I topped up a few months ago when the value was 28p. Since then I averaged down to 26.60. This morning, I sold all from another mining share and averaged down to 22.50. That's all I can do for now. I will continue to average down if the opportunity presents itself. GGP is now my largest holding. I'm happy with that and will continue to hold.

Cheers for that. I just ordered a pack and used the discount code. I'm still invested in the mask and will now wear them!

HL
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