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It was the joint collaboration of Fraser MacCorquodale of Newcrest and Callum Baxter at Havieron that led to them both receiving the AME 2020 Colin Spence Award for excellence in global mineral exploration.

As the award team stated, " The discovery and rapid delineation of the deposit was made possible through the tireless efforts and knowledge of Callum Baxter and an aggressive exploration campaign using the latest targeting technology led by Fraser MacCorquodale. "

Sure, I have no reason to disagree on those points Bablake, but I also have no reason to believe that his input has not been involved, in a big way already, and probably increasingly, working in alignment with the Newcrest Havieron project team geologists, and other staff, within the Havieron J/V project.

Look too at publications like The World Bank 'Doing Business' research, where Australia is ranked at No. 14, and Papua New Guinea at No. 120! The UK comes in at No. 8.

https://www.doingbusiness.org/en/doingbusiness

Indeed Paddy, and, as I keep banging on about, the way that Wafi-Golpu has been going, especially with the recent issue of Wafi-Golpu's environmental permit being challenged, it could even be 2025 before they even get the project's special mining lease!

Or, indeed, when Newcrest discover a massive gold rich vein at Havieron that they hadn't expected, 'Weird Scenes Inside the Gold Mine' (The Doors).

What is it with this constant interest in what GH has, or is doing? It's pointless, IMHO!

Quite frankly, I don't care, and never have! He has the right to do whatever he wants, which, is exactly the same right that any of us have, as shareholders to do!

We all have reasons to buy/sell shares in any company, based on multiple situations in our life investment plans!

I just don't understand this continuous, ongoing, interest in what a previous CEO chooses to do with their shares?!

Good luck to GH, who has brought the company to where we are now, in whatever he does, but it has not, and never will, affect what I do as a shareholder, and what I decide to do under my own personal investment strategy.

IMHO c.20p is, quite frankly, ridiculous, for GGP shares. Havieron alone, if you do your research, is already valued well beyond that level, and it's still open in all directions and at depth! BTW, I've especially believed the 'depth' value for years, and research has, increasingly, consistently, backed that up too!

Frankly, I really don't care what shenanigans are being played, as they undoubtedly are, since anyone that does the basics of research will see that 20p is, quite frankly, laughable going forward!

Yup, I'm off to open a bottle of my best Australian Shiraz, in the good knowledge that I'm not going mad....yet!

Good weekend all, and let's see what tricks next week brings us all! TT

Now look at two trades at 15:57 today! 2 X 1.5 million sells showing up at exactly the same price of 20.0333p that we saw the first of the 1.5 million trades at, at 08:57 this morning!

Manipulation...Sure, no way!

I like your sense of humour lp! TT

Pop! The institutions will still pump it up for a bit, so that retail will jump back in, and their clients will still be able to bail out at a profit, but, IMHO, it's down, down, down!

Speedy @ 13:51 was talking 100% about the gold price...You then posted about the GGP price, which I just didn't understand, and still don't?

Sorry, but maybe I'm missing something here...This is a thread about the gold price, not the GGP sp? I still don't understand your post at 14:09, which was totally a different matter?

$1889.32 hit today, then backed off a bit. That's why, maybe, $1889 is a resistance point!

I never said they didn't, but I didn't understand your post on a POG thread! :-)

@ OGS

Why have you switched to the GGP sp? This is about the POG?

Sure speedy, no disrespect, but if you believe that POG will be $2500 this year, or next, what are you basing that good bet on?

That said, we're now @ $1888 so very close to that next resistance point @ $1889

I agree Greb. That's why I believe that the next assay news from Havieron, maybe also combined with other drilling assay news, although not essential, IMHO, will be the catalyst for the next GGP bull run.

The chartists see it anyway (although I'm not a fan!) but, overall, I can see a major rebound coming in the next few weeks, and, as I've said before, who would wish to be out of GGP in those weeks?

As always, just my personal view, nothing more, nothing less, so please DYOR!

Good luck with that! Your next resistance point(s) are way out IMHO! Sure, it would be nice, but IMHO, you're well ahead of what a level headed investor would believe. No disrespect meant!

It looks like we're maybe heading back above the $1889 resistance point again today. The overall general trend is still bullish. Currently we're @ $1882.

After $1889 the next resistance point is $1918.