Great Southern Copper Share Discussion Threads

[tomboyb] 18/5/2023 10:34

Good news for GSCU looks like "Gervais heddle" of GGP has taken a stake here -

[robbiereliable] 22/3/2023 12:10

Any indications on what size of deposit they think they are looking at yet? Will they delay to wait for the copper prices to improve?

[tomboyb] 22/3/2023 09:45

55% of GSCU is held by one player -

I wonder if he will buy more -

[excellance] 21/3/2023 00:10

I bet it's not even 20

[the count of monte_cristo] 21/3/2023 00:05

Enough to keep Sam in charge for a few more years and earning his 150k for 20 hours a week:)

[excellance] 20/3/2023 16:27

Well, it's a discovery, but not exactly spectacular

[jameshendrix2023] 20/3/2023 13:08

Sellers waiting to dump very illiquid share

[the count of monte_cristo] 20/2/2023 10:28

Should keep Sam in his job for another few years, he is on 150k with that being split 50/50 between this company and his other stuff:))

The only winner here is Sam. The market cap is less than 3m GBP, yet you have Sam taking home 150k, plus all expenses and flights, meal, hotels, etc for just 50% of his time. Ask yourself is that the kind of company and management you want to invest in.

[manual dexterity] 20/2/2023 07:22

This looks very interesting. Drill ready Teresita.



Teresita Prospect

Phase 1 mapping and sampling of the Teresita prospect is now complete targeting high-grade structurally-controlled quartz-carbonate vein breccia systems. The alteration-mineralisation system at Teresita has been mapped for over 1km of strike and 90 samples have been despatched to ALS Laboratories with assays pending. Initial reconnaissance grab samples(1) included highly anomalous assay results up to 7.22% Cu and 13.1 g/t Au. Phase 2 work will now commence focussing on similar parallel structures and breccias identified in the broader Teresita prospect area. A target deposit type model is being developed for Teresita and a 1,000m scout drilling programme is being planned to test the prospect. Trench sampling and magnetics surveys at Teresita are also being considered to assist with drill targeting plans.

[the count of monte_cristo] 09/2/2023 11:45

no, never. The pr company replied, they sent the questions onto the company and also tried but never got a reply back. Quite embarrassing really.

[shearluc] 09/2/2023 08:17

Never did get an answer to my emails ... Did you?

[shearluc] 08/2/2023 07:58

Bit of a lost cause ... could be a decent project ....but we wouldn't know it!

[the count of monte_cristo] 07/2/2023 14:07

Sam Garrett doing a real stellar job here, lol.

Worst presenter I have seen when watching his interviews....that is when he can be bothered to do any.

[the count of monte_cristo] 20/10/2022 12:09

Have to say it, but the CEO is the one of the worst presenters I've seen. No wonder the company communication is so poor.

[the count of monte_cristo] 14/9/2022 13:13

You sound like a boring old fart with zero imagination. One of 99% of the population.

Just one example...Robert Friedland picked up the mining licenses for Mongolia ftom BHP for just 5m dollars, because he had the idea, the feeling, that the sands of Mongolia held vast riches. During initial drilling they didn't find anyting interesting, but Friedland persisted because he had the feeling there was something there...on the final drill of the programme they made the Oyu Tolgoi discovery.

The mining and exploration industry is littered with similar stories. It is yhe risk takers and adventurists that make things happen in this world.

[excellance] 14/9/2022 12:41

It's usually based on evidence, indications or historical record, then proven by the drill.

A feeling isn't bankable.

[the count of monte_cristo] 14/9/2022 10:49

Yeah, funny though how many discoveries over the last 100 years in the mining and oil and gas space have been made because a dreamer had a feeling and backed his imagination.

[excellance] 13/9/2022 17:29

Unfortunately it's not about feelings or emotions, it's about hard facts generated by assays from a lab.