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Indeed Mark! Sadly, that's so often the case!

There's so much now going on for us which could easily provide positive news (hopefully only positive) at any time, and thankfully, we're no longer constrained on communications by Newmont/Newcrest.

Oh, I'm sure that Shaun Day can find something new to drop in unexpectedly.

Yup, exactly 14.7p intraday high for the past three days. Some would say that "Once is an accident, twice is a coincidence, three times is a pattern"...

Typically brokers set target prices with a 12-month outlook in mind Chris, but it can change based on the target market they're reporting to.

Personally, I'd never reach out to others, especially on a BB, about what to do with any investment. Investment decisions will change throughout your life. Maybe early in life, with possibly more risk than later, especially coming up to retirement, or in retirement. What I do know though, is that, probably more often than not, when anyone states that they'll sell up, or sell a percentage of shares, at any specific price in future, they'll often not stick to it, when they see that sp hit. As an example, say you state I'm going to sell X%/all at X price, and the sp rises strongly, on good news, when that's hit, are you still going to sell?

Just do what works for you and your investment stage in your life. Please don't base it on what other people suggest, but, as I say, especially on a share BB.

Personally, I don't care, one iota, what individual investors wish to do with their own money. This can also change substantially over our lives. If you want to trade, fine. If you want to just hold, fine. If you want to do both, that's clearly fine too, IMHO. I've done both over the past 6-7 years with GGP. However, what I believe now, is that trading GGP has become more risky, since our purchase from Newmont. It's now a complete change from the 'old' days, because now that we have 100% control on our news releases, it's far easier to be caught out.

Just my view today. GLA & DYOR

Argonaut raised to 22p (BUY) about 3 weeks ago. Canaccord have today raised 5p to 25p (SP BUY to BUY). I'd expect Argonaut to upgrade again very soon, especially after their last two reports.

Thanks to Paddy on 'X':

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GopH1HTXwAAmfoP?format=png&name=small

Greatland Gold (GGP LN, Spec Buy => Buy, PT 20p => 25p; Mkt cap = £1.7bln) – UPGRADE - Incorporating a derisked profile and higher gold pricing + conference call takeaways: The company has provided clarity over the next few years while an accommodative price environment has enhanced the earnings and cash generation profile. Our base case now assumes that the company will maintain a net cash position through the peak capex years should gold prices remain >US$2,575/oz, reducing the company's need for external financing.

Can we just clear this up. Nobody said 'likely'! What Rowan said, as we all know already, was:

"We haven't made any decision on a capital raising (for ASX). We have preserved the ability to do a modest raising"

We all know this already. It's a MAY, not a likely, or a will! End of!

No, he didn't.

"GGP has confirmed that the Havieron Feasibility Study will assess an expansion from 2.8mtpa to 4.0-4.5mtpa. The expansion would require the construction of an underground crusher and ore haulage system but could deliver material upside to production for the project. GGP also released a maiden reserve for Telfer and provided a two-year outlook, which was broadly in line with our expectations. We have incorporated an expansion at Havieron after the first three years of production, which offsets an expected decline in grade and sustains production above 300kozpa. The expansion case for Havieron drives material upgrades to our earnings forecasts for FY32 and beyond but will require additional capital investment in key infrastructure."

https://www.argonaut.com/greatland-gold-ggp-ln-havieron-expansion-potential-and-telfer-reserve/

Havieron decline ahead of where it needs to be. Already pre-booked blind bores for ventilation shaft.

West Dome Underground - It's a prize. Normally 2 year plan, maybe 18 months. Checking on hydrology to be more accurate as to how soon.

Second decline at Havieron 'likely', as we expected after recent comments.

You can now launch the website for the Investor Call. Login and you go directly to the launch page.

https://webcast.openbriefing.com/greatlandgold-ann-2025/

I appreciate that the kids, students & usual suspects on here will still be in their pits tomorrow morning at 6 AM, but, for anyone else who will be up, here's a reminder:

Shaun Day (Managing Director) and Rowan Krasnoff (Head of Business Development) will host a conference call for shareholders, research analysts and interested stakeholders at 6:00 am (UK Time) on Wednesday, 16 April 2025.

To listen in live, please click on the link below and register your details.

https://webcast.openbriefing.com/greatlandgold-ann-2025/

It is recommended to log on at least five minutes before the commencement time to ensure you are joined in time for the start of the call.

A recording of the call will be available on the same link after the conclusion of the webcast.

https://polaris.brighterir.com/public/greatland_gold/news/rns/story/xlo6q9x

It'll be interesting to hear what some of the larger investment houses will be asking, and Shaun & Rowan's replies.

And the first drilling at Telfer, in 1972, by Newmont:

https://portergeo.com.au/database/mineinfo.asp?mineid=mn224

I'm feeling very reflective this afternoon, after all of the stunning news & reports from the company.

Here's were it really started (not the company, but with Greatland Gold and Havieron):

https://greatlandgold.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/20180625-GGP-Announcement-Havieron-HAD001-Results_JORC.pdf