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Indeed Dip! It shows, once again, how so many of these cheap site, clickbait article writers, IMHO, are clueless and totally lacking in basic research. Mr Beard, says that he's an investor, yet he appears to have very limited knowledge about his investment, but especially about some of the crucial facets!

Yet another clear example, IMHO, to avoid, and just do your own research, in whatever your investment strategy is, and will be, going forwards.

@ Goit.. Do you base any of your investments on BB's? I certainly don't. If you consider something, as James rightly states, IMHO, as "hair split", on a BB, and, no doubt, stated in good faith by anyone that has, as misleading, then all I can say is, just do some research, as anyone should, in any investment.

Have you read the article plode? More inaccurate nonsense from Motley Fool, especially for someone who says that they own the stock! He says that Greatland Gold. Beard states that, "Greatland owns 70% of Havieron. The remaining 30% is held by Newcrest Mining" WRONG!

Beard states that, "According to the World Gold Council, it can take between 10 and 20 years after a deposit is discovered before a gold mine is ready to start producing. It’s therefore probable that I’ll be an old man before Havieron is generating revenue."

Umm, Mr Beard, you're an investor?! We're on schedule to be producing ore next year!

You're right that you should indeed, "regret not doing my research properly"!

IMHO, I don't quite understand why anyone would not see the clear significance of the repeated use of the term 'Tier-1' now, which hasn't been used before. Anyway, there we go, just my view.

Nice job Liam!

The important point, IMHO, is that the company MD has been extremely wary of using the term 'Tier'1' up until now, BUT, it's now being used! What does that say?

HaHa! Are you me James?!

Indeed, as many who have listened to Shaun Day's webcasts and the town hall meetings, he's naturally been wary about the correct, legal, terminology to use when describing our magnificent mother lode!

It's now clearly oficial, and very significant indeed!

@ PoopyLePew. Well, apart from the use of the term 'Tier-1' now! Otherwise, it's a corporate presentation, so naturally includes what 'we' already knew! Not necessarily what the presentees know. Anything substantial would have been reported via RNS already.

The growth catalysts, and the news about them, are pretty much all due in the next few months, and increasingly being pushed into an increasingly short timeframe.

Whether it's the Feasibility Study, the MRE update, the Decision to Mine, the shorters squeeze, the...., it's all going to happen in a very short upcomng period now!

Add to that, maybe, some other action, either on another tenement (this ain't all about Havieron!) and/or M&A activity, and all bets could be off!

It's going to be a very interesting next few months, but what could anyone be, IMHO, apart from positive!

WHILE the market awaits a feasibility study for the Havieron gold-copper project, Newcrest Mining continues to advance the approvals process. (Paywall)

https://www.miningnews.net/feasibility/news/1452587/newcrest-sheds-more-light-on-havieron-timeline

Pretty much!

Https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/3001-cse/hwg/141046-headwater-gold-signs-additional-earn-in-agreement-with-newcrest-on-lodestar-project-nevada.html

Also of interest:

Processing of Havieron ore and discharge of tailings is expected to occur at a rate of 2-4 Mt per annum over 12 years. Some amendments to the Telfer Processing Plant are required for configuration to Havieron ore. Telfer’s Approved Proposal life of Project may be extended until 2035, with up to an additional ten years for the post-closure monitoring and maintenance phase. In the event that only Havieron ore is processed, only one train of the Telfer Processing Plant would be operated. Telfer ore may still be processed via toll treatment or via blending."

...Up 1% @ 9.10p

Interesting to note one of the new proposals in the Havieron plan amendments::

MINING

ORIGINAL: Up to 29 million tonnes of ore per year.

NEW: Additional production of up to 3 million tonnes of ore per year.

COMBINED: Up to 32 million tonnes of ore per year.

"The proposed additional Havieron mining area and connecting corridor have both been designed to avoid or minimise disturbance to the landscape and associated heritage values, including those of the environment. Rehabilitation of the Havieron Project and corridor will be relatively straightforward and a high likelihood of success is expected. Coupled with the implementation of an offset program in partnership with the Martu Traditional Owners for the protection and enhancement of Night Parrot and Bilby habitat, Newcrest does not expect that the proposal will have a significant effect on the environment."

Sorry Bamps, was looking at the latest EPA report and posted link before seeing yours.

Https://www.epa.wa.gov.au/proposals/telfer-havieron-gold-mining-project

@ Culpepper, "And the fact is none of us know what’s actually going on, and what it will result in. Unlike the players, whoever they may be……"

Really?! Do you believe that 'players' know what's actually going, and what it will result in, at this time?!

I doubt it very much!

IMHO, all of the 'players', as you call them, and, BTW, they're all pretty obvios anyway, will, no doubt, be playing a 'game', as any involved company would, at this stage in any M&A activity.

Thankfully, we now have an increasingly incredible BOD, many of whom are well used to such M&A activity, and are up to speed with the game!