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"Those central multiphase diorites look interesting."

https://twitter.com/ArtemisResource/status/1472172865839587333

Sadly, no news there...!

...Just to clarify, I mean from the usual GGP LSE trolls, not from the EPA links! TT

Appreciate the heads up Paddy! I agree, yet another post submerged by the current LSE in-fighting!

Sadly, no news there...!

https://twitter.com/paddygall1/status/1472153427140648960

Cheers Bamps! Same to you, and all!

Personally I can't, and, quite frankly, never have understood, posters that, IMHO, seem to continually post investment views/advice about GGP on this BB, often increasingly dictatorial, as if they believe that they have some right to say what any individual GGP investor should, or shouldn't do!

As other have said, numerous times, we all have our own investment strategies during our lifetimes, based on our own research and/or others.

I'll be damned if, by some posts on this forum, I feel forced to do anything remotely to favor the views of others, who know absolutely nothing, whatsoever, about me and what my investment plans are, going forwards!

GLA & DYOR!

Investors should look anew at Newcrest Mining’s Havieron gold / copper prospect in the Eastern Pilbara of WA, the potential of which to be a major find looks to have improved following the latest end of year exploration update.

The latest exploration efforts at the Havieron have earned Newcrest another 10% interest in the project and suggests a sharp upgrading in the size of its inferred copper and gold resource of 52 million tonnes.

Newcrest is now entitled to a 70% stake in Havieron and could earn another 5% with more drilling in coming months.

It would seem from the update that while the Red Chris mine and prospect in Canada is emerging as a top-class prospect, Havieron’s potential as a world class gold mine has risen sharply with the strong results from the latest drilling.

Along with the rich Brucejack mine owned by Pretium Resources which Newcrest is buying for $A3.7 billion, Havieron size looks certain to be expanded significantly in the next reserves update in 2022....

https://www.sharecafe.com.au/2021/12/17/newcrests-havieron-worth-a-second-look/

I probably do nothing, either way, where others believe it's at my "peril" to do something. I'll make my own decision on that, based on my own research, as has always been the case.

Absolutely! Many thanks Dip!!

Sadly, as is often the case on this forum now, we have a situation, where your recent whole event transcriptions are just missed, probably largely due to the insurgence of trolls, taking over threads from valuable posters.

Your own views now, I largely agree with, but, any slight disagreement is totally irrelevant in the overall picture of where we're going, so pointless to be of any note now.

DYOR! TT

Trend looking good, up to $1812 currently...

I appreciate that it may sound a bit unfair to some, but absolutely anyone starting a new thread on here, with less than around 200 posts on the LSE forum as a whole, rings alarm bells with me.

I'm definitely not a psychologist, but, most of us know so well, we see them every day, often numerous times, and the nature of their posts, usually all 'pally, pally' and innocent sounding, but always with an attempt at hiding, usually a de-ramp message! Some of them are so obvious that they make me laugh, others are very subtle and, quite frankly, probably deserve some praise for their skill. Maybe those guys are paid a premium?

GLA! TT

@ PR77 In answer to your question, best guess would be Thursday 27th January 2022, for the Newcrest Mining 'December 2021 Quarterly Exploration Report'.

Because They happen to be doing it today! More than normal for GGP, that's why! End of!

Oh really? Thanks for your advice to an investor in their 60's! ;-)

Well, they're certainly screwing around with the spreads today! 13.5p offer dropped to 12.8p in a couple of minutes, that's a 5% drop, and on a tiny volume still!

Already up another 0.5% today @ $1808

Yup, maybe we'll get some traction on this one...Only time will tell, but at least the POG is now higher than it's been for over two weeks.

The POG has just hit a whisker under the $1800 level again, at $1798.51, the highest it's been in over two weeks.

Will it have traction this time? Who know's, but at least it's back on an upward trend.

If anyone really wants some bedtime reading:

https://consultation.epa.wa.gov.au/seven-day-comment-on-referrals/havieron-underground/

https://www.epa.wa.gov.au/proposals/havieron-underground-mine-project

As I've stated several times, the possible NW corridor link with Scallywag, which I discussed nearly two years ago, largely tongue in cheek at the time, and with little interest from others, is now a distinct possibility. This is the most interesting thing for me that's being proved out over the past few months, and which is now being spoken about by Shaun Day. GLA!

British consumer price inflation surged to its highest in more than 10 years in November, jumping to 5.1% from October's 4.2%, in news likely to unsettle the Bank of Englandas it considers whether to raise interest rates on Thursday.

Price pressure from a broad range of goods and services - but especially petrol, clothing and footwear - were responsible for the rise, the Office for National Statistics said.

The reading exceeded all forecasts in a Reuters poll of economists, which had pointed to a rise of 4.7%.

https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/uk-inflation-jumps-10-year-high-51-2021-12-15/