Getech Share Discussion Threads

[32campomar] 29/2/2024 11:24

Sorry in a muddle Kobold aren't listed but you get the general idea !

[32campomar] 29/2/2024 11:10

GTC are doing exactly what Kobold are doing in America.
And look what’s happened to their share price over there.

[32campomar] 29/2/2024 10:51

Th RNS didn't appear at 7am not sure why Anyway I really like this way forward, to take stakes in future projects and build a valuable portfolio of assets. As most on here will know, if they find a resource, it would be a very lucrative investment.

[yump] 29/2/2024 08:46

I’m somewhat sceptical on what constitutes AI because automated all sorts based on data intelligence is nothing new. Neither is big data, but thats not talked about any more.

I’m sure the journos and many businesses will start using “AI” to cover just a load of data being used by a computer.

[32campomar] 29/2/2024 08:04

In partnership with @EastStar_PLC, we are applying our Globe geoscience platform, cutting-edge data analysis and AI capabilities to both accelerate exploration and reduce costs in locating prospective #copper sites. Read more here: shorturl.at/xyKU8

[playful] 29/2/2024 07:13

Excellent report from ING highlighting the future potential of AI within the mining industry. We can clearly see the read across from KoBold metals….

“KoBold Metals, a mining startup that uses AI to explore for materials key to energy transition, discovered a huge copper deposit in Zambia earlier this year – the largest deposit found in the African country for a century. This deposit alone can provide enough copper for over 100 million EVs.

Historically, more than 99% of exploration projects fail to turn into actual mines, according to KoBold. This is where AI comes in.”

California-based KoBold, founded in 2018 and backed by Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, Michael Bloomberg, Richard Branson and Ray Dalio.

In medieval Germany, kobolds were mythical underground spirits that lived in caves and mines. These creatures also gave name to the key green metal, cobalt.

[bones] 23/2/2024 13:20

Some thoughts…̷0;….

In 2000, the bubble popped when the FED started jacking up interest rates to cool off the euphoria. Much of the hype was also in loss makers.

This time, there is currently expectation of interest rate CUTS as they’ve risen strongly. The leaders in the AI space are also money making machines. Their growth is real.

That said, if the US economy stays strong and/or inflation takes a fresh hold, the FED might have a dilemma on interest rates to contend with. Any hint of that will pop the euphoria, I reckon.

In the background, there are still a lot of highly indebted companies struggling to refinance. That remains a tsunami not yet in sight I think.

This current hoopla seems limited to a few mega caps in a small group of titans riding a similar wave. Most of the market (excluding the magnificent seven) is not really outperforming wildly.

[yump] 23/2/2024 09:16

Except the dotcom bubble was full of positive hype, but AI is at least 50% worry.

We need some defence against the dark arts floats.

[32campomar] 22/2/2024 23:27

And as I catch up on the telegraph tonight, an article on that very subject !Five warning signs that we're at the start of another 2000-style stock market bubbleThen, dotcom investors fixated on the internet – something similar is happening now with AI

[yump] 22/2/2024 15:09

Prepare for a glut of loss-making floats based on buzzwords connected with AI then.

I could make up an entire prospectus for a defence against AI business, just based on the average AIM tech float.

It would clearly fly with pi’s buying in, as joe public is mow worried about AI.

[32campomar] 22/2/2024 14:16

If GTC can successfully demonstrate AI can more accurately locate resources, these shares will fly.Next few year could be something very similar to the dotcom bubble when anything linked to the internet soared. AI I think will be just as big and the catalyst for a boom - just look at Nvidia's valuation in the US

[32campomar] 22/2/2024 14:12

Since 1990 the cost of discovering #CriticalMinerals has risen tenfold and new #exploration methods need to be adopted. See how Getech's #AI and #ML techniques are setting a new standard for finding minerals like sedimentary #copper: rb.gy/7624pk

[chrisdgb] 22/2/2024 08:45

Anyone with an updated sensible valuation method here...??

[playful] 18/2/2024 21:55

Geologists are signalling the start of a new energy “gold rush” for a previously neglected carbon-free resource — hydrogen generated naturally within Earth.

[32campomar] 15/2/2024 15:40

Our collaboration with @SandfireResLtd has led to a major application for #copper exploration permits in #Australia. Discover how our Globe earth model is unlocking #CriticalMinerals potential in the Georgina Basin: shorturl.at/hmnENhttps://twitter.com/getechplc/status/1756939363055784116?s=46

[32campomar] 09/2/2024 09:57

Interesting work going on in Zambia using Getech's products Zambia's ambitious goal: Increase #copper production from 760K to 3M tonnes by 2030, amidst global demand spikes. But will challenges outpace growth? See how our magnetic data is pivotal for exploration: rb.gy/1j2dgw

[book5] 08/2/2024 16:09

Closer to my entry price
More orders please

[yump] 08/2/2024 09:03

At least being CFO is way more involved and interesting than sweating for a big accountancy firm, putting money into the partners’ pockets.

[rivaldo] 08/2/2024 08:24

Good to see. In particular I always see CFO share buying as more interesting as (1) the CFO should know more about the company's finances than anyone and (2) they're normally the least wealthy of the directors by far.

[32campomar] 08/2/2024 08:02

Modest, but the message that director buys send out can't be understated. Now for the chairman and CEO....

[hutch421] 08/2/2024 07:20

As you suggested....

[workingfromhome] 07/2/2024 22:39

The terms of the share options are a sign of confidence. Directors buying shares would be even better

[32campomar] 07/2/2024 11:33

Great find Rivaldo!