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Long term, this really isn't an issue to me, as I'm sure it's not for most, if not all, long term GGP investors.

Also, I just don't understand why anyone, with any sense, would make an investment change in GGP based on the last few days, when so much 'manipulation' is going on for the likes of index rebalances?

IMHO next week will prove a lot up, but, personally, I wouldn't wish to be out of GGP at any point, whatsoever, going forward, with so much impending news from our tenements.

Sadly, some will, and have probably already got out, thinking that they'll have time to get in later, when the sp rises, but, more likely 'pops', and drop into the usual investor category, 'If you snooze, you lose'

As always, only time will tell....Good Luck in whatever your strategy.

To be honest chester, although I expect it to be very interesting, I personally wouldn't expect anything much more than a general, although very positive of course, overview of Greatland Gold by Shaun Day.

I don't expect any new 'nuggets' of information, over and above what would have been released to the market prior to the presentation.

I know that many people believe that there may be something new, but, unfortunately, market rules don't allow it, and any such 'sensitive' information needs to go through the normal (generally RNS) channels.

Nevertheless, it should be an interesting forum, and. if we get a chance to ask questions, we could push SD a bit, for sure!

Thanks chester. Hope you don't mind me posting the link:

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/register/event_details/347

It's good to see the confidence here, and others, like myself, who are basically bought up, but couldn't resist a few more at these, IMHO, ridiculous prices. I'm just slightly peeved that I paid 20.12p on Wednesday, but c'est la vie! GLA!

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I find your reply somewhat strange TBH BottleRocket. Are you implying that we shouldn't do any more exploration because we have Havieron and another hit has a slim chance? Do you believe that all of the other explorers in the Paterson shouldn't bother?

Of course I'm backing the winner we have, but, as I said, that will look after itself. Personally I want to get out and explore the other tenements, which is what Greatland is all about.

I do understand it, but sometimes I really do believe that many people seem to forget that we're an exploration company, and that they are totally, 100% transfixed on Havieron. IMHO, Havieron will, essentially, look after itself, and I'm actually getting to the point where I'm now more interested in what's happening, and is scheduled to happen at our many other tenements.

We only have to strike valuable mineralisation in any one of the other tenements, to be in a situation where all bets are off in terms of the sp.

Luckily the Greatland Gold team were, and are, ahead of the game, especially in the paterson, and we probably have a better chance than most to come up with something else valuable.

Let's explore!

GLA

Yup, unsurprisingly, there are probably, generally, increasing objections, from various parties now, in many WA regions .

It's becoming a money printing mint for many companies.

Thankfully, Greatland Gold, originally headed by Gervaise Heddle and his team, had the balls to get in early, before the recent rush.

I'm sure that there'll be many challenges going forwards in regards ownership, etc., but it's no surprise really, with everyone who probably didn't have the balls, trying to, basically, jump on the bandwagon which we saw well before them!

I honestly felt that I was overbought on GGP, as I've thought for well over 6 months now, but, quite frankly, I couldn't resist at this level, and have just topped up, yet again @ 20.12p. Yes, I've been investing in GGP from 2018 at well under 1p, but, IMHO, this 20p level is quite frankly ludicrous for what's happening at Havieron alone. My personal view, so please DYOR!

"Some analysts think that at that point, or possibly even before, Newcrest will make a generous bid for the company, and pull the whole show 100% in-house. But the offer would have to be pretty good, because Greatland has reached a size and scale now that it could quite easily participate in any development, especially given how low the costs are going to be as a result of the proximity of infrastructure. This is not a company that is going to be scrabbling around for funds any more."

I have a great deal of respect for Alastair Ford and I've always believed that Newcrest would make a bid for 100% of Havieron (that doesn't mean we'd take it of course!). In fact Ford himself stated that he believed that would be the case many months ago.

Dead cat bounce after bull trap?

Very much looking forwards to the Parlay exploration. We already know that there is high grade gold mineralisation at Black Hills from our own earlier RC drilling at the Saddle Reefs prospect and also a large amount of historical exploration work.

I'm sure I'm not the only old codger here that well remembers mortgage interest rates as high as 16%.

The drill holes are only "scratching the surface" of the system - Gervaise Heddle

No, it wasn't recently, it was almost 2.1/2 years ago, in February 2019!

What's changed? Well, nothing really! We're still, IMHO, only "scratching the surface" of the system!

What's more, back then at the same time, GH stated, that he didn't understand the reaction of the market and that he'd received emails from those in industry who "understand" the results, congratulating them on the latest results.

He went on to say that Havieron was "potentially a very significant system at depth"!

So, where are we now at Havieron? A similar situation, but with proven assays showing just how much of a monster this mother lode is increasingly becoming, and then some!

DYOR & GLA

IMHO, I just don't see anything being held back, whatsoever.

Like many GGP investors I was also disappointed by the only four drill assays pre-current, and indeed the only seven assays in the last interim report.

When you look at the current assay backlog, which has been, and still is, being mentioned regularly, I just don't believe that there is anything 'sinister' in this.

Just look at the Scallywag 3-4 month delays!

That all said, surely most investors just know, already, where this massive mother lode is going. OK, it needs assay confirmation, BUT, come on....Personally I have no doubts, whatsoever.

If it was, then many people would probably moan, and say that, surely, that's in contravention of the Trade Descriptions Act 1968!

No, it's actually real!

Maybe,

? HAD133
­ 108.5m @ 1.7 g/t Au and 0.43% Cu from 1221m, and
­ 85m @ 11.0 g/t Au and 0.29% Cu from 1345m
­ including 13m @ 32g/t Au & 0.46% Cu from 1363m
­ and 14.5m @ 32g/t Au & 0.33% Cu from 1396.5m

Have a great weekend! TT

Up 4%...OK, again, not the end of the day! GLA!

OK, it's not the end of the day, but it's good to see!

PS. I would add that, when the sp does move north, as it has of course many times over those years, it usually does it without any warning, and often 'pops' considerably. You then get a lot of investors getting caught out and saying that they wished they'd topped up when they had the opportunity. This isn't a ramp, it's fact!