Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Stu - brilliant post. I've a feeling also... This is the start of our journey! In my mind the ge'os shout Scally. Which is well worth holding on for. There will always be 'protect your money' 'top slice' etc etc. Warren Buffet said back in the day... Not too difficult - find a good share and stick with it
ATB StellaBob
Hi SB
We are not a mining company... We do not want to become miners! GGP have more exciting prospects to investigate and JV . That it where the true value will lie! Look at Scally! Look at BH and the rest! Look at the research our great contributors are presenting! Look forward!
Cheers StellaBob
Paddy - Just rereading GGP June 2018 presentation - my gad it's an incredible document - not least for it's appraisal of Black Hills. I don't know if it's still readily available but should be essential reading for potential investors and Newbies.
Cheers - StellaBob
From the interview: You can imagine what working closely together means... 'Stick the incline here' - 'na we've just hit a shed load of gold there' - 'well how about over here?' - 'ya kidding mate, there's tons of the stuff under there'...
Cheers Stella Bob
PS Birthday wishes to Mrs Tiggerman
Scoutt - the reverse could also be true - and is certainly my experience, having originally spread my investments around a handful of prospecting/mining shares to only find how many donkeys there were (and still are) out there - I refined my portfolio over time and now find I'm exclusively investing in GGP. As it happens, it's a real winner.
Cheers StellaBob
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Max 10 and tigg - great posts as always. My big concern is we get an offer that newbies think is brilliant... but includes Scallywag. That is something I'll try to derail. Having lost out to low balls before, I certainly don't want to give this one away! I'll continue to poke the wasp's nest - in the hope of making all investors realize the true value of Scallywag. Focus our attention there and the powers will know - we know what they know! Cheers StellaBob