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Hey Ian, it's my mum's 80th tomorrow. I think she was born at 2:52. I'll make it 11 tomorrow and hope the 2:52 is an RNS or a price...ya never knw.
by the way@Tillywhizz, on your ship is their whisky as well as rum?
GLA?

'Brilliant Bamps'

I look at this board less frequently than I used to; coining a phrase (I think it was by 'Tillywhizz') from the EUA boards, because of the 'botfly' manifestation. But when I do look in and see the vacuous comments from botfly types, who are clearly not invested (as opposed to comments made by peeps that are, but who quite understandably may be unhappy because of the SP, and voice fair questions not necessarily 'in the positIve') I am glad those naysayers are here. Why if they are not invested would they be here? Simply, to try to sow seeds of doubt! Why do that? Because someone is paying them to do it because that someone wants your shares as low as they can get them. Why would they want your shares...der!

But also when I look in, and see Bamps is still posting despite all the botfly efforts to do him down And still how brilliantly informative but not ramping his posts are, I am also glad - as we all should be.

So Stovepipe, you must have bought GGP on 2nd November, when you became a member of LSE. So you could share your wisdom? Are you unhappy you bought in at what, by your own notes is relative bargain?

*Direct from (apologies - a little tired, not a little excite!)

"In October 2021 we also released the Havieron Stage 1 Pre-Feasibility Study which
provides an exciting base for future growth at Telfer. Stage 1 of the Havieron project
already meets and exceeds our internal investment hurdles and leverages the benefit of
existing infrastructure and processing capacity at Telfer. The PFS is based on Ore
Reserves of 14Mt and does not consider 37Mt of Inferred Mineral Resource. It is an
incredible achievement that we have been able to deliver this significant project milestone
within only two years of starting drilling at Havieron. We believe this is just the first stage
of a bright and profitable future.
The Havieron deposit is still open in multiple directions with excellent potential to increase
the scale and life of the project, and to adopt alternative, lower cost, mining methods. The
drilling program continues to deliver encouraging results from the Havieron Breccia zones,
creating the opportunity to lower costs with bulk mining options. In May we commenced
construction of the exploration decline, which is critical to achieving our goal of first
production within the next two to three years."

Okay, okay. Stop fretting. But you must let me give you something in return?
I have a bottle of Scotch Mist - will you take that?

Hey Hydro, will you accept 5p? Not sure my bosses's name but he always pays my post wage on time and I need every 10p I can get!
He does wear shorts though. And they smell pooey

@suresablazes
My tongue was in my cheek; I wasn't talking out of the rear ones.

Paddy,
Not only is your research worth a mint, it seems you can also 'mint' a word or too: love 'scarism', mate!

‘Apparently’ NCM are going to build a mine at Havieron. But how do we know that the images of the decline aren’t just trick photography or the moving images just clever CGI?
And these alleged assay results at Havieron – they could easily be made up. I mean, let’s be honest: 20-odd ‘amazing’ results in a row and they “Don’t know how big it is” – really? I mean really don’t they know what they’re doing? That would mean it’s one of the biggest finds, well ever.
Then they say it’s going to be the second cheapest mine in the world – come on what do you take us for?
And now allegedly they have identified 2 more targets that they just happen to conveniently own that look just like Havierorn? Next they’ll be saying it’s a district.
And the bloke that apparently found Havieron gets an award – well I didn’t see him go and collect it from someone, did you? Nope! Anyone can fake an award.
Let’s be serious folks. The market doesn’t lie. If all the above was true, surely the share price would not still be at a level where PIs could be made to feel scared at keeping hold of their shares and big short pants could hoover them up so cheaply.
That’s my absolute joke. Shared.

Just seen the above. They talk about their 70% ownership of Havieron, with this *

*Havieron is operated by Newcrest under a Joint Venture Agreement with Greatland Gold plc (Greatland Gold). As announced on 12 October 2021, completion of the Pre-Feasibility Study triggered Newcrest’s entitlement to an additional 10% interest in the Joint Venture for a cumulative 70% Joint Venture interest with Greatland Gold at a 30% interest. Newcrest has an option to acquire an additional 5% Joint Venture interest for fair market value, exercisable during the 12 months from 12 December 2021.

I know we know that but there it is in print.
HAGE and GLA !

Paddy's yellow card should be up by now. He's busy and almost certainly has better things to do than waste his time explaining LSE's idiocy (yellow card for me, naught boy!). That said I am sure when does have some, he will no doubt enlighten us with some pear - whether or not that Galls the moderators, no one knows?

I’ve only just remembered that last year we had months and months of technical FUD with the GreenTool and others - who said Havieron would never be economic. Yet here we are one year on with a gigantic starter deposit, a $50m decline going in, and $50m GGP cash funding to DFS plus a published phase 1 mine PFS to take to the bank. So NCM can get ore to Telfer ASAP.

You may be able to confuse and scare the un-researched with your manipulation, but you cannot touch Bamps or me. For the rest of you MrBigShorts is a skilled and devious operator who t’other night was attempting to exploit an ostensibly clever argument. The posts were subsequently removed this on Monday mourning - for the correct reasons.

What ‘it’ was trying to do was apply NCM's conservative, underground, stoping phase-1 mine operational costs (@ $84/tonne - actually $81/tonne according to GGP using the correct exchange rate to Bulk Underground production). The first stoping operation has naturally lower volumes, due to the inherent volume limitations of the stoping technique and higher costs: ore transport to surface limitation; requirement for drill and blast/explosives; extra material handling/subsequent labour in back pasting costs.

But you cannot apply this to the anticipated Bulk underground block caving grades of the larger scale deposit where the cost per tonne would be circa $25-27/tonne. This is a totally and fundamentally inappropriate comparison made by BiggL - it's like comparing two completely different company cost structures, AND specifically designed to imply that anything under 1.5g is likely to be 'uneconomic'.

It is total man-cow poo-poo because we ALL know that Cadia is economic down to 0.4g/t Au; specifically, due to the bulk efficiencies of the operational costs. And very much like comparing and interweaving the cost structure of building Ferraris directly to Ford Fiestas: i.e. both make massive profits, BUT in TOTALLY different ways. Obviously you cannot make a profit building Ford Fiestas the way you build a Ferrari. That would be loss making. But it’s a damn fine analogy.

And that is the tactic of this poster.

Let’s smash them into touch. Expect multiple short wearers with a very obvious agenda (and twitchy bot-bots). Regarding bulk underground: the only question is will this be a block cave or a more selective sub level cave? Anyone with any mining nous can see that. The grades in those breccia are nothing short of sensational. And goldmines in their own rights.

So. Incoherently and a tad repetitiously this is for the LooSE Fart Controllers: or tex, GGP stock on loan has risen by almost 60% while the SP has not unrisen. Is Mr Big Shorts shorts somewhat smellier, stinkier even? Have big buys got Mr Big shorts into big trouble? Last Thursday, after the close someone bought: @ 18:02:31 17.87 1,325,000 Buy* 17.30 17.50 236.78k. The day before (again after hours) another bye-buy Shortpants:: @ 16:36:54 17.8377 1,500,000 Buy* 17.30 17.70 267.57K
And (hold your nose - loose sphincter alert) at exactly the same time: @16:36:54 17.8377 1,500,000 Buy* 17.30 17.70 267.57K.
Which had been preceded same day by@ 14:57 2 x 450,000 17.5 Buys* £76.75k each.
Did I buy 5.225m shares that day? Mmm think not. But my memory is not good. I'm sure there was something else I wanted to post. Now, what was it? Mmmmmm...

Ha! According to Ortex, GGP stock on loan has increased from 17.3 (vol) on 6th Oct (pre PFS) to over 27.31m (vol) at time of writing: a rise of 57.8% to be exact.

Yet in the same period, the SP has risen from c15.5p to c17.5p: about 12% up.

Did the PFS take Mr Big Shorts by surprise?

Realistically it must have as it has it accelerated the inevitable attraction on GGP for some IIs (and made Mr Shorts’ shorts somewhat windier, somewhat whiffier?)

On Thursday, after all, after the close we had this buy: @ 18:02:31 17.87 1,325,000 Buy* 17.30 17.50 236.78k

Wednesday, again after hours this one: @ 16:36:54 17.8377 1,500,000 Buy* 17.30 17.70 267.57K

Repeat Wednesday and same time: @16:36:54 17.8377 1,500,000 Buy* 17.30 17.70 267.57K

On Wednesday also: @ 14:57 2 x 450,000 17.5 Buys* £76.75k each.

That’s c5.225m shares bought by (I very much doubt) PIs.

Essentially, are the Instos making their play?

Thus, will Mr Big Shorts be cut short?

His bowels must be loose.

Is it our time as PIs to have some fund fun at Mr Big Shorts’ expense?

Something nice to ponder on while remembering this: the MMs can’t take the extra hour in beddy byes off you tonight!

Excellent response @petejh. Did the man get it? I know lots of morons in a hurry that would now be hurrying to buy based on what you just said. Well done that man!!!

Okay you trolls, we take it all back. Us MTH/LTHs we're wrong all along about Havieron and GGP.
Never have guessed it would be so affordable to mine.
Had no idea it is as big as it is and that it is getting bigger.
With better grades.
Never in our wildest dreams believed a Tier 1 partner would push the early stages through as fast.
We were wrong. Blissfully so.

Says expert who joined July 2021