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Yup, indeed! I was just going to say that it's pretty clear, IMHO, why he/they were here! GLA!

Nice to see some northwards action again!

Currently at $2012, having hit $2018 earlier today.

It looks like the latest 'weekend' troll(s) arrived early yesterday, but still timed for just after 5 pm, just after the LSE moderators went home for the weekend!

Mind you, let's face it, when they do that, it really is a positive, because it means that someone and/or some organisation, is/are very nervous about next week, as the GGP sp looks to rise further, and they have no chance to buy back in, anywhere near the manipulated, ludicrously low, earlier price levels we've had for so long.

On the 23rd October, when the 'first' recent rise started, from around 6.5p, I posted, "Purely nothing more than a gut feeling, but, with all of the pending, increasingly compressed news/results, etc. on the horizon, IMHO we could finally be seeing a more sustained move north, rather than the yo-yo, up-down, that we've seen for so long now."

It looks like my 'gut feeling' prediction was accurate, maybe even spot on!

I agree with Summit now too! OK, nothing definite about the weekend, IMHO, but certainly, IMHO, I wouldn't want to be out at any time now, for, possibly the next year, or so!

That all said, good luck to all, and, as always. only time will tell, of course....

Pleasing to hear that Shane MacGowan has just been discharged from hospital, where he's been treated for encephalitis.

Shaun Day described the last Scally drilling assays as, "the most encouraging results to date", back in early March. Of course I'm hoping that we will have better, but many of us will also remember the hype that preceded the very first Greatland drilling results, and the resultant reaction when they weren't what many had hoped for (many expecting a sudden new Havieron). I'm sure that tempered most researched peoples expectations, and I'm therefore hoping for good, but great would, of couse, be some major icing on the GGP cake!

@ napthman1, Indeed, the last Scally drilling assays are due imminently.

LMAO!

@ Unimaginative, "Put the tin foil away Timber"?

Care to answer my questions though?

@ Unimaginative, "..9 times out of 10 though it's just the way the market works"? Can you expand on those statistics please, and where they come from?

@ Unimaginative. Really?! Do you really believe that market manipulation, especially, and increasingly, on the AIM market, is some form of conspiracy now?!

Just for you, this is always good for a read...I first posted this article here around two years ago, and others have posted it likewise later on. The GGP share market on Aim usually falls into several of the 10 categories given...

https://www.griproom.com/fun/10-signs-your-stock-is-being-manipulated

That's GGP shorters I'm referring to, BTW!

Yup, just hit $2007...

Any shorters must be despairing now, with everything working against them, and their opportunuty to get back in cheaply!

Looks like a classic morning tree shake to me....

Who came close to nabbing a spot on Argonaut’s top undeveloped projects list?

STOCKHEAD - 20th November 2023

GREATLAND GOLD (AIM:GGP) – Havieron (30%) gold-copper project

Greatland’s London listed but after delaying a run at the ASX boards this year a secondary listing is on the cards in Australia in 2024.

It makes sense for Greatland to have a bit of skin in the game in Australia.

Boss Shaun Day was the Northern Star Resources (ASX:NST) CFO for many years, while the board is littered with Fortescue (ASX:FMG) identities and Andrew Forrest’s Wyloo Metals is a major shareholder.

It will also give Aussie investors easy access to all parts of the Havieron discovery in WA, the saving grace of the ageing Telfer mine held by Newmont (until a couple weeks ago Newcrest).

Newmont (ASX:NEM) holds 70% of Havieron, a large underground deposit that will be the lifeblood of the near 50-year old Telfer gold and copper operations in WA’s inland Pilbara.

Greatland has 30% of the project, one of the few major gold and copper finds in WA in recent years along with De Grey’s Hemi (9.5Moz) and Rio’s Winu (7.8Moz gold, 2.9Mt copper at a 0.2% CuEq cutoff).

There has long been speculation that Greatland would look to raise cash to acquire the other 70% of Havieron and Telfer with Newmont likely to trim the fat after adding Newcrest and its prized Cadia and Lihir mines to a now more than 8Mozpa global portfolio.

Though on a recent tour of Australia to ring the bell on Denver-based Newmont’s ASX listing, its Aussie-born boss Tom Palmer dulled speculation the company wanted to kick Telfer to the curb.

For Greatland, it remains a key player in a mine likely to be developed as demand for gold and copper runs higher.

“Greatland Gold’s Havieron discovery in the Paterson Region in northern WA has been the real success story of the Paterson in the last 10 years,” Argonaut’s Streater said.

“From the initial discovery hole in November 2018, development progress has been rapid, aided by the participation of major producer Newcrest (now Newmont) who now own a 70% interest in Havieron.

“Newcrest’s August 2022 Resource Statement for Havieron totalled 85Mt at 2.0g/t Au and 0.26% Cut for a total of 5.5Moz of gold and 222kt of copper.

“Completed drilling since then continues to expand the resource at depth at the SE Crescent, Northern Breccia and Eastern Breccia areas.”

https://stockhead.com.au/resources/who-came-close-to-nabbing-a-spot-on-argonauts-top-undeveloped-projects-list/

Https://www.share-talk.com/traders-cafe-with-zak-mir-bulletin-board-heroes-friday-17th-november-2023/

Yup, IMHO, I can't see this moving any way but further north next week!

For whatever reason(s), and, let's be honest, there could be many, some party('s) is/are accumulating. That accumulation, again, IMHO, is up to a certain split level(s), with a 'breather' inbetween, to allow for the, probably, in many cases, nervous sellers to sell.

Personally, I'm holding, as I have, always, but, I accepts that everyone has their own investment strategy, which changes throughout their life!

Thanks Bamps! Yes, another possibility in the evolving, complex, 'chess game', of M&A possibilities, going on in the region!

Does anyone actually believe that we could have had any chance, whatsoever, without giving even more away, as, IMHO GH did, of progressing us forwards, with strength, as we can now, with Shaun Day and one of the best, if not the best, BOD in the industry now?!

Indeed! It's often the case, also, that, with a multitude of possibilities, most, if not all people, miss out the one's that actually happen! The J/V with Rio in Paterson South is maybe one. Who saw that coming?! What's more, it was, I believe, being discussed for over a year between Rio and us!

A lot is going on in the background, and, no doubt, rumours will be increasingly rife over the coming months, most, as always, coming to nowt!

The great thing for me, as a long term GGP investor, is that we now have an amazingly experienced BOD, brought in by Shaun Day, at a perfect time, and with perfect timing, for what is, and increasingly will be, massive activity in the region! IMHO, we couldn't have asked for better, now, and going forwards!

GLA