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Is here! Off to the office now so hopefully the fireworks wont go off until after I get there. A big sparkler is welcome - a gold nugget sparkler please.

Now the dust has settled, along with the share price, i'll be putting some of my fun money into this from today as surely the next news will cause a rapid rise (again) and hopefully will consolidate and grow further. A chance of a big % pay-day awaits with a bit of luck.

If he indeed made the purchase, having already invested sooo much into this company's shares, its a pity he didn't get to buy extra placing shares so the money could go directly into the company's bank account, as opposed to going into a MM's coffers. A holdings RNS will follow tomorrow?

Considering the current market cap., any serious buyer would be maybe going over the 3% level so needing to make a disclosure to the London Stock Exchange. I wouldn't personally like to do this.

I think a good tactic is to buy strongly on any half-decent RNS. Hopefully a 7am one any day soon.

Maybe, one day, GWMO will do a TYM. Maybe that will be just toooo much excitement for the PI's here but will look forward to the experience.

A few modest buys today for a change so that's good.
mcadder . A big turnaround in ggp today so I hope you have recovered from the excitement. It keeps one occupied whilst awaiting a spark on GWMO

Unfortunately GGP has Newcrest while GWMO have a few labourers with their own shovels. Best to stick the money in GGP but after it retraces as that one is still 100% up on hope value and much time and drilling needs to be done proving up the value.
BTW, Webley is a proven disaster area concerning stock picking.

Best viewed as a £1,000 (say) lottery ticket purchase having rather better odds than the Lotto

I guess the current price offers a potential 100% gain near term but any news below hopeful expectations will reduce the price to circa. 0.05. At this point it will require a 100% gain just to return to break-even. Too much money can be lost. GGP had its 200% gain but is now retracing rapidly as drilling continues and the SP returns to reflect a current valuation and not wildly optimistic hopes. See SOLG also which is continually drilling and announcing great results but the SP is way, way off its highs. Maybe wait a bit (esp. re. GGP as the retrace continues) and then split any new investment between GWMO and GGP to reduce the overall risk.

Will gold be good on Valentine's Day tomorrow?

I paid over 1p and so that's history and a complete (almost) write-off. The thinking here is to erase the memory banks of what went before and focus on the now and next 1 - 3 months. Starting again at 0.09p might bring rich rewards, or not, as time will tell.

I imagine a little rally to say 0.12 and an appearance on the leaders list will pull in others and then this might rise quickly to 0.20. If so, this could be a good earner to the brave buying at these levels.

Reading Andrew's message I have to comment that he must be the prime candidate to buy these at 0.09 or thereabouts and average down somewhat. I have my AIM money mostly tied up in EUA which is currently suspended so if it un-suspends and has any value left I might pop some of it in here on the off-chance of some degree of recovery.

Looking a bit ominous here. Either this is one of the most undervalued companies ever to trade on the London Stock Exchange or its Goodnight Sweetheart time, minus Nicholas Lyndhurst

The profit on these shares to eclipse the losses sustained on the many flops so that they can walk away from AIM shares for ever more.

Surely the company would have to either deny or confirm first thing tomorrow to make for a fair market in the shares.

I'm pleased for you and hope you enjoy the profit from your inspirational investment decision.

Once you have wrung as much profit as you can from this share you should avoid AIM and invest your money in property. You will not live to regret it.

I would be more than happy to reimburse the loss as I'm making quite a bit on this one
I don't take any delight in other investors losing out