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I've been in and out of mining stocks for many many years and have never seen such consistent stunning drilling results as these. Ex tending mine life at Telfer based on such numbers is the important thing and the potential for GGP share price long term is incredible. Yes we are well on the way to bcoming a majjor if not one of the top world class miners.

Take it from me as a gold share investor of well over 45 years even as far back as when gp was less than 200 these price rises are unprecedented. There have always been the gold 'experts' predictions of large increases in GP and I guess if they keep predicting it sooner or later they will be right. Truth is it's mostly down to Mad Donald and the political climate. One part of me wants him to stay but the other dreads the fearful damage he can incur. The only good thing is helies and nobody really knows the truth even him will keep global uncertainty going and the GP rising

Opens his gob the gold price rises. Shurely some connection. What was his latest verbal diarrhoea? Think it must have been Iran vengeance plan that set off the latest steep rises. I hope for the rest of the world's sake he doesn't go through with his threats but then he probably will. Apologies for the politics but its what drives the GP and GGP for that matter at the moment along with his threats against Powell. We should reach $5000 in a couple of months at this rate but I hope the US dollar doesn't get too much of a hammering.

The stock warrants are coming home to roost and that to my mind is another vote of confidence, never mind any dilution its the confidence that shines through. OK they will make money from warrant exercises, so what? We all stand to gain.

Yep Anthony looks like we're heading that way. Look on the bright side though Its a good indication that we are at last going mainstream even if this board is full on pointless childish excited chatter now. The more the merrier and with any luck they will be splashing the cash. I have looked around for some gems in the detritus but nothing noteworthy so far.

Oh I am so so envious Martin. I don't think my few shares will go anywhere towards the Aston or Bentley that you aspire to let alone the untold riches of house deposits for the kids and the exotic holiday but never mind I am very happy with my few shares. GLA.

Posts on here recently have been reduced to the bleeding obvious, at least to anyone who knows anything about Greatland.

The one factor with the share price that reassures me is the generally low spread. We have at last gained acceptance, certainly among the retail investors, that this share is no seven day wonder. It is rapidly attaining blue chip status and after years of persistence we are on our way at last. There will inevitably be setbacks and bumps and wobbles along the way but IMO this company is solid and I believe the share price is set for steady (hopefully not spectacular which is when I get a little nervous) growth. GLA with lots to look forward to.

So much for the doomsayers views on latest production numbers

All this conjecture is meaningless. This company is working flat out to increase Telfer mine life, get the stockpiles producing and move on (eventually) to Havieron. Are the present gold and silver prices sustainable? Let alone the predicted tungsten price. MIning is a long term operation so forget about all these wild surmisings and let the boss get on with it. IMO about the only other metal worth conjecture is the price of copper. Either way we are well on the way to making lots of dosh and expanding the whole operation.

Silver is poor man's gold but a great opportunity at the moment. If I wasn't putting all my spare dosh in GGP I'd be taking a punt on an AIM penny 'silver exploration' dreadful but I have to remain focused on GGP. But then that was a penny dreadful before Havieron was discovered.

Bamps - the old adage of not investing more than you can afford to lose is as true as ever but I always thought of that more for the Penny Dreadfuls on AIM than what is rapidly turning into a 'blue chip' risk share. We have well and truly left those days behind. I expect to see the usual New Year rally particularly for GGP.

Mmmmm... This Chinese deal seems like good news but the need for far more investment ultimately means SP recovery will take some time but I feel with this tie up with the Chinese AAU need to watch their backs. Having invested in and out of AAU for many years since the early days and got out completely last financial end year. I also sold all my other shareholdings at end March 2025 at a big loss and reinvested everything into Greatland. But definitely I will be back again when we can see the light at the end of a very long tunnel. GLA

Deanosb - I too did the same sold up everything and put it all inn GGP before the end of last finance year I made big losses but to me GGP is a no-brainer especially with the Telfer buyout. I just get really annoyed with the usual suspects sniping from the sidelines. For example when we went on ASX and there wasn't the immediate rise that many anticipated. Exactly the same has happened at AAU which is a smaller but thriving gold outfit. On ASX it hasn't done well either all but the bleaters have started up about it being a bad decision. It stands to reason that mining on the ASX is one of the main drivers and I think SD made exactly the right decision Also with his track record at NS he has been through everything that Greatland is now going through before with the added bonus of the Telfer this time around. Be certain that the naysayers will start up again as soon as the SP starts falling but that is a sign for me to buy more. GLA

On here. All the negative stuff is now forgotten. There will be good days and bad days but this is a long term share, at least for me.

Bodes well, only 0.73%

a review of the geological model which underpins the reported han**** mineral resource estimate. the purpose is to understand if the previous estimate was overly conservative, and if additional unrealised tonnes could be incorporated into the geological model.

Still better than many annual interest rates paid on savings. Get real.

Still than many annual interest rates paid on savings. Get real.

SILVER BULLION topped $60 per ounce for the first time in history late in London on Tuesday