Member Info for TimberTrader

0.678p on the 24th May 2018.

@ RMR1969 Thanks! I just thought that maybe I'd missed something, but also didn't want anyone to think that "next week" was set in stone for some reason. I've thought early January for some time now, based on when the drilling ended and taking into account the current assay lab delays.

A Happy, healthy & prosperous New Year to all! TT

Sorry, I meant to say early January, not early next year!!

I know that several posters have stated Scallywag assay, if not this week then it'll be "next week", but is there any specific reason for being so certain? If they're awaiting the results surely there's no certainty that it'll be next week? I believe that GH indicated that if not before Christmas then early next year, or words to that effect. I'm happy to be corrected if I'm wrong. TT

Often a good indicator of a company’s health, these directors definitely got their deals right this year....

....Among other high-flying AIM stocks, Greatland Gold (LSE:GGP) has generated big profits for shareholders this year after progress on its Havieron joint venture in Australia sent shares up 1,840%. Beneficiaries include chairman Alex Borrelli, whose £4,000 spent in early February is now worth £36,000 after shares rose from less than 4p to 35p by the end of 2020.

https://www.ii.co.uk/analysis-commentary/insider-best-director-deals-2020-ii514601

Apologies, I just realised that this is the same group company as KLP Kapitalforvaltning AS I mentioned on the 23rd December. However, it does now show that it's a small cap index fund.

PS: 'Institutions' 'Buying' is currently showing as 'No data available'.

I'm guessing that Morningstar are updating the data (maybe for holdings as at 31st December??).

TT

It appears, unless I missed it before, that KLP AksjeGlobal Small Cap Indeks is showing up now as having taken a small position in GGP of 424,674 shares.

Every little helps... TT

https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xlon/ggp/ownership

The best performing stocks of 2020
Shares Magazine

After an extraordinary year we look back at some of the top performers in different size categories from the heavyweights all the way down to sub £100 million market cap stocks at the bottom of the market and examine what has driven them higher in 2020. We have excluded investment trusts...

£1 billion to £4 billion market cap

AIM-quoted gold explorer Greatland Gold (GGP:AIM) has had a phenomenal 2020 and this in part has reflected the rising gold price, but has also been down to the exciting discoveries it has made.

The company owns the Havieron deposit in Western Australia, which contains an estimated 3.4 million ounces of gold. Over the year Greatland Gold has reported several drilling results showing the project’s high potential, something which has helped its share price rise.

Look out for news next year about other projects being explored. The company recently appointed a new CEO as it seeks to unlock further shareholder value in 2021 and beyond.

https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/article/the-best-performing-stocks-of-2020

Nicely put Paddy. Similar situation here too!
Take care all!
TT

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/GGP/greatland-gold-plc/company-page

LSE showing it as a 37.35 close, as is Google & Yahoo Finance.

It would be nice! Now in the green....

Market closes today at 12.30 PM.

Indeed! His views about the past, present & future actually make me proud to be a shareholder! TT

Thanks for that Hopefully! Alastair is well respected and has been a long term champion of Greatland Gold.

@ slowstarter

I totally accept what you're saying, but, IMHO, what a lot of people miss is exactly which assay results?! I've been of the opinion, rightly, or wrongly, for months, that the company are waiting for the FULL set of Scallywag assays. That is, clearly, not one by one drill results.

The Scallywag drilling program took weeks. I just don't see why the company would release each drill result individually?!

There is still no particular delay IF you accept the same analysis.

Early next year would be my personal view. It could possibly be earlier, but I doubt it!

What's more, I just don't understand the people on this forum that are continually getting their 'knickers in a twist' over something that's pretty simple, IMHO, and has been explained for some time now!

Highly unlikely, IMHO.

Christmas Eve has reduced trading hours, only open, 8:00am - 12:30pm.

IMHO it's nice to hear for a change from some of the GGP 'old school', some of whom have probably been around the block with GGP longer than many of the clique on here that sometimes put a lot of people off posting. ;-)

Record GGP intraday high stands at 37.50p I believe, so very, very close.

Two new institutional investors showing up now, as having taken small positions, KLP Kapitalforvaltning AS & Janus Henderson Investors (AUS) FM Ltd.

Every little helps... TT

https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xlon/ggp/ownership