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They probably want to wrap things up nice and earlier for a longer break over Christmas.

Pbow, you're being drawn into an argument about how much you post on here by someone who has posted over 150 times per month since registering, and exclusively on this message board. By someone who is incapable of sending an email, and who finds it hard to fathom that other people on the internet live, work and travel to other places, or have friends and acquaintances with interesting backgrounds and professions. Rise above it amigo.

Addicknt, he very much is still on the books. On October 10th he wrote the following:

"It's a PUBLIC COMPANY.....we're in this together. I am investor RELATIONS"

Don't shoot the messenger...

Tufford's comments on the Telegram group were pretty sobering:

- "Good or bad, nothing big is going to happen soon"

- "Before the $750m came in.. I have a feeling we were really on fumes money-wise"

- "But there's no doubt all the suitors we have swimming around us, are unfortunately willing to wait for us to advance it further before any of them make a serious move"

On the more positive side:

- It's generally considered in 'major' circles and explicitly by Franco, that "of all the copper projects on the planet today.. Cascabel is at the very top of the pile".

- "apparently multiple potential off-takers are literally salivating for our product"

I expect the AGM to pass without event. BHP are likely fine with Caldwell and the direction of travel as we are doing all of the hard work for them. If we succeed, OK they pay a bit more for a totally de-risked asset (if they want us), if we fail, you can be sure they'll be ready to pick up the assets on the cheap.

After all this time, we are pursuing the same strategy as Darryl Cuzzubo, albeit with different (and better for shareholders) financing. Though it seems we did come perilously close to losing the farm.

This is an incredibly frustrating share and one that - in total transparency - I've sold most of my stake down in to invest elsewhere. Good luck to those of you with the will and the means to sit this one out in the hope of a bid from out the blue.

My local park tends to put on a good show on Bonfire night?

Quady, your anecdotes are meaningless. Three studies that prove you're talking rubbish:

Pew Research (2016) indicated that British Muslims, particularly those from younger generations, remain strongly religious, with many maintaining or deepening their religious practices and identity. Pew's findings suggest that second and third-generation Muslims are often just as religious, if not more so, than their parents, with mosque attendance and religious practices remaining strong.

An ICM Poll, also from 2016, found that younger British Muslims, particularly those under the age of 24, reported higher levels of religiosity compared to older generations, including regular prayer and attendance at religious institutions. These younger Muslims were also more likely to see their faith as an essential part of their identity.

Other studies, including those by CREST Research and findings from the Religion Media Centre, reveal that 97.7% of third-generation Muslims continue to identify with Islam, demonstrating a high level of religious retention compared to other religious groups in the UK.

On top of this, just under a third (32%) of British Muslims in this country view the implementation of Sharia law in this country as desirable. The idea that British Muslims are becoming less religious is for the birds.

"The children of the Islam immigrants in this country are turning away from religion"

Utter rubbish.

There are some proper morons on the internet but my god, Quady, you really do take the biscuit. I didn't bother responding to you yesterday as reading your drivel hurts my head. I have grads several rungs under me at work that would wipe the floor with you. You have the intellectual capacity of a thimble.

Quady, given that the UK is also short on power, by your logic below it would be OK for us to build new coal power stations?

In fairness I have avoided this BB for the most part over the last 12 months as there's been very little to discuss, but I do recall him being in the same camp as me in saying that no one should be buying stock here before we know what will happen with the 70% and Telfer. Unlike me, he sold up and then bought back in cheaper following the placing news.

People find him annoying because for the most part he's called things correctly here and managed his position accordingly.

Ii said they expect the shares to be issued on October 1st. Imagine they will be available to trade from tomorrow.

BBG quite literally selling the farm.

You are over exposed to this share - it's causing you to have extremely paranoid and unhealthy thoughts about what is transpiring here.

The same Mather who has taken out a keep the lights on loan at DGR at 20% interest could buy Solgold? Get help BBG.

I'm expecting volatility for most of this week as some take profit from their placing shares and others build a position. I'm more interested in where we are mid-next week. Around 7.50p is my bet.

Deanos - many people (myself included) will only be able to trade their allocated shares once shareholders have voted on the transaction next week (and it passes). Imagine a fair few will sell and take their 50%. I will be ignoring the volatility and seeing where the dust settles (probably not far off the price we are at today!).

"I’ve no idea about other peoples strategy, and don’t want to know, because that’s their business. I only focus on how I feel about my own investments, and when news arrives, how it can influence it."

SpadesAspade, read what you posted above, then read the post you shared on the very same thread just over an hour beforehand. To suggest you don't care about what people are going to do when this (great) deal is passed is hilarious and the amount you post on here suggests otherwise.

Will there be holders who bought their full allocation in the placing and plan to flip them for 40-45% profit? Almost certainly. Does it matter over long term? Most probably not.

Might be something to do with the fact that we're 8 years away from production in Ecuador and GGP will start bringing in revenue from Telfer in the next 12 months?

You too DBW

I respect the creativity here Fort.