Gcm Resources Share Discussion Threads

[longjohnsilver1] 27/7/2021 13:37

The losers are losing



Longjohn is laughing



Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha

[longjohnsilver1] 26/7/2021 19:04

-10.47% today



Exactly Sheikh Hasina the peace maker. I however know other idiots who must have a pacemaker because of this share but they are not peace makers



Hahahahahahahahahahaha



A multi billion company, let me laugh again….hahahahahahahahahahahahahah

[apfindley] 26/7/2021 18:30

Interesting..Hasina the peace-maker..The bangla population is much more satisfied than the pumpers here would make you believe....hence they're not interested in a commercial coal/power venture.

[longjohnsilver1] 26/7/2021 16:23

hxxps://www.pressenza.com/2021/07/bangladeshi-prime-minister-sheikh-hasina-deserves-nobel-peace-prize/

[longjohnsilver1] 26/7/2021 14:09

Listen to longjohn


-10% today


And the 5p longjohn said it’s coming is here




Hahahahaha a multi zillion billion trillion company



Hahahahahahahahaha

[malcolmyoung] 26/7/2021 13:04

...more words of wisdom from Krusty the Clown this morning - ha ha ha £10 ha ha ha GCM is gonna BEHUGE

[apfindley] 26/7/2021 12:31

Homing in on that 5p now.Oh dear oh dear mickey.Bet you wished you had listened to me.NO PERMIT to extract coalNO PROPOSAL even submitted to government yet.And no way of securing the 3.7 to 9.7 billion dollars in finding which the government want assurance of before the proposal is submitted.And you disagree with me that china/tang/dyani/polo are forcing this into a corner to take the asset out of admin when the time comes.

[longjohnsilver1] 26/7/2021 12:03

Slowly, slowly Going to 5p


Actual bid 5.70p here we go



Listen to Longjohn as ever

[longjohnsilver1] 24/7/2021 00:10

The clown and loser is not in the niche yet




🎣🎣

[saveloyandchips] 23/7/2021 22:55

Sad, pathetic keyboard warrior with zero backbone, credibility or common sense, spouting regurgitated nonsense that even he doesn’t understand. What an utter 🔔🫑

[longjohnsilver1] 23/7/2021 22:07

A good business is to build dam in china


3rd dam collapsed in china

Listen to Longjohn

[longjohnsilver1] 23/7/2021 22:05

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA


6.50P W’ker


Chip chop the loser clown

[saveloyandchips] 23/7/2021 21:51

What a 🔔🫑

[longjohnsilver1] 23/7/2021 21:01

The filtered idiot posting after the master


Hope his jab will be efficient shortly…..



For sure he is waiting for the project for 20 years now





Hahahahahahahahaha biggest clown in town

[malcolmyoung] 23/7/2021 19:18

Bangladesh says it wants to generate 40 per cent of its power from renewable energy within 20 years.......yeah, of course it does ha ha ha - what about the other 60%..cowdung ??
Now Lily - you have the board completely to yourself for the weekend - after all 'We are out for the weekend' ha ha ha £10 ha ha ha GCM is going to BEHUGEST company in Bangladesh.

[longjohnsilver1] 23/7/2021 18:12

-3.76% again




Bye bye coal


Bye bye clown team

[longjohnsilver1] 23/7/2021 12:45

Poor little clown team




Losing here, lost on polo



No project


No coal


No money shortly

[longjohnsilver1] 23/7/2021 10:16

The friday filtered clown is at work



Poor loser and poor w’ker


6.35p



Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha



Down down down

[malcolmyoung] 23/7/2021 09:24

obviously you two 'Thickos' lilylittlejohngroper and findley did not listen to radio4 this morning as the team visited Whitehaven in Cumbria. Above all else, it is the attraction of skilled, well-paid jobs and an economic bounce for the region which is driving the programme / application, to get mining re-instated in the NW> We import 2,000,000 tonnes of coking coal into the UK annually - the residents both old and new want part of the action. BoJo clown has to make a decision by autumn - just in time for COP26.
It's not over 'Thickos' we are still in the ring and fighting our corner.

[longjohnsilver1] 23/7/2021 08:55

Now, [Bangladesh’s] focus is more pro-renewables, and [it] seems to be turning away from coal,” says Simon Nicholas, an analyst with US think-tank the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA). “That’s more economics than anything else.” Bangladesh says it wants to generate 40 per cent of its power from renewable energy within 20 years.

[longjohnsilver1] 23/7/2021 08:47

And should have listened to Longjohn too