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Up 103% on AIM currently....Would be nice on GGP soon...!
Exactly Jerry! It reminds me of so many currency exchange houses that advertise "Commission Free" and a lot of people think that they're getting a good deal, without looking at the actual ROE.
Interesting that they have halted trading on the ASX, but not on AIM?
"The securities of Artemis Resources Limited (‘ARV’) will be placed in trading halt at the request of ARV, pending it releasing an announcement. Unless ASX decides otherwise, the securities will remain in trading halt until the earlier of the commencement of normal trading on Tuesday, 13 February 2024 or when the announcement is released to the market."
https://wcsecure.weblink.com.au/pdf/ARV/02771077.pdf
ARV were up 18.75% in Oz and currently 51.52% on AIM...
@ Rashpurchase, "Strangely enough, there does seem to be an upwards pressure on the sp at the moment. Even with sells outstripping buys quite substantially on some days. I think this may just be a small dip and we continue upwards."
I agree (However, I would argue that a lot 'sells' are actually 'buys'), and, as I also stated recently, IMHO, post MRE upgrade, we've probably now set a base sp at around 7.25p +/-, unless we hear something drastically negative, but, TBH, I can't see anything negative in sight at all.
Talk from the usual de-rampers (we're all well aware of who they are by now, and, also, the usual/new one's that turn up on Friday evenings, or the weekend) of the likes of 6p are absolute nonsense, IMO.
GLA & DYOR
HaHa! You're such a card Freddie! I just love the way you often find of dropping a subtle little, tiny, minute, puny, negative, often in jest, into so may of your posts! What would we do without your humour?!
Net gain, IMHO. Much of the drilling was funded by the EIS, and some valuable data received.
Well, according to Charles Archer's crystal ball, fun predictions,
"Newmont will acquire the remaining 30% of Havieron from Greatland Gold at a premium in July 2024. Shareholders will buy champagne en masse."
Personally, I don't agree, but hey, all for a bit of fun!
https://investingstrategy.co.uk/stock-tips/i-now-have-a-crystal-ball-heres-what-happens-next/
To be absolutely honest, "Suggestions" about the decline & vent shafts, from anyone, mean very little to me. I'm more than happy going with the flow. Maybe it will, maybe it won't. Only time will tell!
It is what it is, and no amount of chat, from anyone, will change that.
Havieron is well, well, ahead, of any mine plan I've ever seen in my many decades of investment, and, I'm more than happy to, now, maybe, wait a bit longer to see, what will, undoubtedly be, one of the largest, if not the largest gold/copper mother lodes(s) for a generation, or more!
10.42%, not p!
...Up 10.42p @ 7.95p...
Nice little tick up this afternoon...Up 9% @ 7.85p...
@ Everyonesawinner "Tis a thing of beauty"
It is indeeed, and here's a suitable soundtrack to watch it with:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGU1P6lBW6Q
Reading this reminded me of the interview with Callum on 'Coffee with Samso', back in July 2022, where he talks about the history of drilling at Ernest Giles, as well as, of course Havieron...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyuCoTk0Yiw
The bit on Ernest Giles is 04:20 - 10.35 MINS
As cited by Archer, the latest Fraser Institute Annual Survey 2022 (the 2023 report is due in May) has Western Australia in 2nd place, out of 83 worldwide regions, for Investment Attractiveness...
https://www.fraserinstitute.org/sites/default/files/annual-survey-of-mining-companies-2022.pdf
I don't know exactly when Charles Archer wrote that piece, but it doesn't look like he'd yet heard Shaun Day's comments in his interview with Liam, when he said that we should "assume that both joint venture parties will want to progress this asset (Havieron)", and that it was, "highly unlikely" that there would be a buy out of the other J/V partner.
"Western Australia — has to be top of the list in terms of consistency and staying power....because there is so much infrastructure and so many majors around, you only need to find a whiff of gold/copper or similar, and the majors will be happy to agree a deal which eventually ends with shareholders making money..."
"Other than the politics, there’s infrastructure to consider — find a Havieron next door to Telfer surrounded by road, rail, a port, power, water (perhaps too much) and that’s a different story to a similar gold deposit in the middle of the Botswana bush."
https://investingstrategy.co.uk/mining/my-top-destinations-for-junior-exploration-companies-in-2024/
Hmmm, glad to be there too!
Western Australia
"There’s also nobody living there at all, and because there is so much infrastructure and so many majors around, you only need to find a whiff of gold/copper or similar, and the majors will be happy to agree a deal which eventually ends with shareholders making money."
Yup! Personally I'm looking forwards to the latest Meadows, Ernest Giles assays...and to take it from there, sure, hopefully!
I'm only guessing, but if you don't explore/mine, or further explore/mine, a tenement, over a certain period of time, then you often have to surrender it. I'm not saying that's the case here, but it's one possibility.