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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Greatland Gold Plc | GGP | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.48 | 7.59% | 6.80 | 08:47:56 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6.30 | 6.30 | 6.80 | 6.32 |
| Industry Sector |
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| MINING |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 12/11/2024 08:59 by lurker5 Oops - heading back to 4.8p as predicted.I don't need apologies - but thnx anyway toast ! Just to remind of the economies with the truth being peddled by Shaugn and totally ignored (or not even noticed) by the clappies 1) NEM is 'happy'to keep 20% of GGP. Wrong. The Aim admission doc says clearly many times that 'if' GGP had been able to raise more than it did, NEM would have taken cash for 10% instead of as GGP shares. But investors obviously wouldn't cough up. 2) Still pretending that SD was 'instrumental' in Northern Star's phenomenal rise. Wrong. SD only joined NS in Oct 2014 (and then in a finance role and not one where technical and economic decisions re an acquisitions would be taken) 'after' the key decsions had been made to acquire cheaply (when they had been decimated by the previous gold price slump) the Jundee, Plutonic, Kundana and Kanowna Belle mines 'heralded acc to the chairman in 2015 'as the arrival of Northern Star as a significant force in the Australian gold mining industry.' It was those, benefiting from the subsequent near 50% rise in gold later on that drove N Star's performance. To pretend GGP can repeat it is grotesque Clappy and Roast Numptie nonsense. 3) Pretending that GGP is more vluable than DeGrey, when any competent analyst can show that DeGrey is far more advanced with a much stronger balance sheet. s 4) Coming after the 'no dilution' blatant weasel words based not on what counts for the shares - ie profitability or cash - but on the remote from value and imprecise 'resource' Its all bluster, as is obviously being recognised in the share performance |
Posted at 30/10/2024 21:46 by lurker5 Dim, let me just help you. BHP's current market cap is not quite equal to its revenues (as tend to be most very large cos). GGP has no revenue, and on the base case and $2700 gold will reach only reach £550m well after 2028 if lucky. Yet its market cap now - 4 years beforehand - is nearly £800m. Now why would that be ? Don't tell us to count Telfer. Its revenue is needed as capex for Havieron. BHP of course pays out dividends nearly 15% of its revenues. Won't GGP have to keep paying for exploration, and then capex on whatever it might want to develop if it finds something. And don't tell us it can replicate Northern Star's luck in acquiring (before Blusterer Day came aboard) some major goldies dirt cheap because they'd run out of cash in the preceding gold slump.We await your next hysterical ramping answer. |
Posted at 28/10/2024 07:04 by hydrogen1 Toast - you can see here. Rick Rule directly agrees with everything I have ever said about GGP here, yesterday;I’m long #GGP” “I had expected NEC would buy GGP, that the shark would swallow the minnow” Re Telfer- “There’s a lot of low hanging fruit left”. “The size of the prize is spectacular” “I think we’ll see a repeat of Northern Star here” “My good friends that just happen to be Australians think there’s another 2.5-3 million ounces of gold left at Telfer. John Lurker Cornford is simply two sandwiches short a of cucumber lunch: |
Posted at 22/10/2024 15:46 by timberwolf I've just looked a bit further into the Franklin Gold & Precious Metals Fund holdings, which I posted about on the 18th October.It appears that there are TWO separate funds, with different portfolio's. The TOTAL shareholding appears to be 201,575,000 GGP + 85,300,000 GGP = 286,875,000 GGP Shares This is also borne out by an amended figure in Morningstar today, showing the TOTAL holdings as 286,875,000 for 'Franklin Advisors, Inc.' (Click on 'Major' and 'Institutions': The TWO separate portfolios can be found here (both dated 30th September 2024): Pretty amazing! Nearly a 300 million shareholding, which also supersedes the current total Van Eck holdings of 244,207,988 shares. |
Posted at 15/10/2024 21:24 by halland75 For the newbies, the facts about this company, it isn't doing well.....18p to 6p - Execution of the share price by Shaun Day. HydroWrong would have claimed he was "spot on" in his lying post last week, if he hadn't been caught out. Read the Honest members of LSE, those who admit to buying at 23p plus, saying they know they won't see that money back again. GGP has crippled many investors financially....count So don't believe anyone who writes it like there are no victims here. Telf and Hav, no close production date. Hav has been delayed FOUR YEARS! No one can determine what the gold price will be then. GGP founded near 20 years ago, and are yet to produce. When it floated on the Stock Exchange the price was 2.25p...6p now and hardly setting the world alight. No sustainable progress in all these years. Billions of shares now in issue, with an share price struggling with all its might to steer clear of 5p. GGP, once a towering Billion dollar beast of a company, now slapped down and many million swiped off its value. Let me repeat that again... MILLIONS! Yes, under Shaun Day's stewardship this company has performed extremely well. 😆 |
Posted at 15/10/2024 13:54 by halland75 I have read many on LSE asking why the share price isn't progressing.You don't have to look far as to why... 18p to 6p - Execution by Shaun Day. Read the Honest members of LSE, those who admit to buying at 23p plus, saying they know they won't see that money back again. GGP has crippled many investors financially....count So don't believe anyone who writes it like there are no victims here. Telf and Hav, no close production date. GGP founded near 20 years ago are yet to produce. When it floated on the Stock Exchange the price was 2.25p...6p now and hardly setting the world alight. No sustainable progress in all these years. Billions of shares now in issue, with an share price struggling with all its might to steer clear of 5p. GGP, once a towering Billion dollar beast of a company, now slapped down and many million swiped off its value. Let me repeat that again... MILLIONS! Yes, under Shaun Day's stewardship this company has performed extremely well. 😆 |
Posted at 15/10/2024 13:44 by halland75 My post below been up for hours, and notice no-one said anything here was a lie.As for HydroWrong's posts. 🤣🤣&# Now for the Facts.... 18p to 6p - Incredible execution by Shaun Day. HydroWrong would have claimed he was "spot on" in his lying post last week, if he hadn't been caught out. Read the Honest members of LSE, those who admit to buying at 23p plus, saying they know they won't see that money back again. GGP has crippled many investors financially....count So don't believe anyone who writes it like there are no victims here. Telf and Hav, no close production date. Hav has been delayed FOUR YEARS! No one can determine what the gold price will be then. GGP founded near 20 years ago, and are yet to produce. When it floated on the Stock Exchange the price was 2.25p...6p now and hardly setting the world alight. No sustainable progress in all these years. Billions of shares now in issue, with an share price struggling with all its might to steer clear of 5p. GGP, once a towering Billion dollar beast of a company, now slapped down and many million swiped off its value. Let me repeat that again... MILLIONS! Yes, under Shaun Day's stewardship this company has performed extremely well. 😆 |
Posted at 15/10/2024 05:46 by halland75 Now for the Facts....18p to 6p - Incredible execution by Shaun Day. HydroWrong would have claimed he was "spot on" in his lying post last week, if he hadn't been caught out. Read the Honest members of LSE, those who admit to buying at 23p plus, saying they know they won't see that money back again. GGP has crippled many investors financially....count So don't believe anyone who writes it like there are no victims here. Telf and Hav, no close production date. GGP founded near 20 years ago are yet to produce. When it floated on the Stock Exchange the price was 2.25p...6p now and hardly setting the world alight. No sustainable progress in all these years. Billions of shares now in issue, with an share price struggling with all its might to steer clear of 5p. GGP, once a towering Billion dollar beast of a company, now slapped down and many million swiped off its value. Let me repeat that again... MILLIONS! Yes, under Shaun Day's stewardship this company has performed extremely well. 😆 |
Posted at 09/10/2024 12:01 by tibszol1 Why are posters obsessed with day to day movements in the share price. If you have such a short time horizon then you `re in the wrong share. GGP is a long term hold, the narrative is slowly but surely improving, mining is a long slow slog and imo GGP will, given time provide very handsome returns not only in their share price but also future dividends. SD has, on a number of occasions stated he is a dividend sort of guy. Look at Northern Star ten years ago and their current position, that is GGP`s trajectory only better and probably quicker. |
Posted at 08/10/2024 21:02 by zooman Rather funny "THE" on the 12th September you posted on the GFM BB slating GGP accusing GGP of just raising paper. Now you're gushing about it claiming you've bought 1m shares. All rather strange methinks. Haha .You "TheApiarist" posted on 12th September the following talking about GFM then GGP..Rose/Phillis. You're both in danger of getting that familiar lecture on how much the board don't care about you - I'm no longer a shareholder so not included..PS.Gold at historic highs in both $US and £GB..A good time to be invested in companies that mine the stuff rather than those, like GGP, that specialise in raising paper. |
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