Greatland Gold Share Discussion Threads

[timberwolf] 29/9/2022 16:34

Many thanks for the post uknighted and here it is...

Greatland Gold's Shaun Day takes questions from the London South East September Town Hall Meeting

Greatland Gold Managing Director Shaun Day is in London on business and we had an opportunity to put all your Town Hall questions to him. Shaun was as ever very happy to oblige, and here are the results.

In order, Shaun talks about:

The Paterson region: beautiful but unrelentingly hot
Telfer: the fly-in fly-out mining town
GM Resolutions, how to vote, why 3-5?
The share price - why is it so low, timeframe for derisking
The new board - why warrants, can they boost the share price?
Production - due to start in 18 months or so
Pre-production ore, probably won't be be processed just yet
Another MRE before the DFS?
Any gaps in the team?
Back-up plan: could someone else process our ore?
Ernest Giles: local infrastructure/logistics/capital requirements
Drill results from Scallywag
Buy Telfer from Newcrest?
Have all the deals you mentioned been announced?
3D animations - link at the page bottom
Aggressive inorganic growth strategy
Consolidation of shares
Why is the gold price not outperforming? (SD thinks it is ...)
Will you come to Ireland? (Yes)
Would you take a 40 pence per share offer
Why invest in Greatland Gold shares today, not after DFS or decision to mine

[uknighted] 29/9/2022 07:57

SD tweet

Further to the town hall, I was able to record a Q&A session with Donald from @LondonSouthEast which covers many of the questions submitted ahead of time. This should be released shortly for those interested to listen $GGP.L #GGP #Greatlandgold

[jaka] 29/9/2022 00:52

Willem Middlkoop. 20:05 in ".....Greatland Gold a very safe bet..."Https://youtu.be/TMhJecmH9bQ

[thebull8] 28/9/2022 17:42

Reason is pretty clear. It's already trading close to broker targets

[lurker5] 28/9/2022 17:23

What do you mean 'excuse' Goldie ? Don't you mean 'reason' ? (Not that there's much of that on these boards)

[gold001] 28/9/2022 17:16

And even gold has bounced back so what's the excuse now?

[thebull8] 28/9/2022 12:34

Hardly an RNS worthy release thou is it. Not material information. Shaun Day just desperate to appease the sheep with some sort of update. What's he gonna release next? His lunch order

[gold001] 28/9/2022 12:20

Very rarely seen a bigger dog than this it just doesn't stop dropping. Ever.

[hazl] 28/9/2022 11:45

Gold turning as market does a uturn.

[spaceparallax] 28/9/2022 09:46

An amazing presentation - shows the proven and significant expansion potential

[wisteria2] 28/9/2022 08:26

TW, appreciate your posting of links.

[timberwolf] 28/9/2022 07:47

Greatland Gold plc (AIM:GGP), a mining development and exploration company with a focus on precious and base metals is pleased to announce the release of a 3-dimensional ("3D") interactive model of the Havieron project.

The Havieron project 3D interactive model is available to view on the Company website or by clicking this link. The model is for illustrative purposes only and uses previously reported JORC mineral resource estimates and drill results up to 8 September 2022. Any future Havieron production is subject to a positive Feasibility Study and decision to mine.

[pr0t0n] 27/9/2022 16:11

Here is the above mentioned article in full.

BROWN BOTTOM :

[lurker5] 27/9/2022 16:03

No investor seeking an unbiased opinion on a share should support LSE. Just look at the way it 'hosts' SD. They'd miss his fee if they 'allowed' anyone to caution against his spin. Seen it with many other shares. Anyone posting a well researched cautionary piece is labelled "Disruptive" or "negative". Its disgusting manipulation which the press has commented on now and again (last some time ago) but the FCA ignores.

[zooman] 27/9/2022 15:00

It very easy to make cheap comments. Personally I agree with what the Bank of England said at the time not to sell. However at the time The price of gold in the late 1990s was roughly between $254 and $312 per ounce. A 20-year bear market - since the abandonment of the Gold Standard by President Nixon - had been pushing global prices down. Brown was worried that the price would continue to drop even further, so he sought to sell as soon as possible. At the same time, nearing the Millennium, the US Dollar was getting stronger under President Clinton's administration, and stock markets were making steady gains as interest in tech stocks grew (into what would become the Dot Com Bubble of 2000/01).Large quantities were already being sold from countries including the Netherlands, Australia, and Argentina..Previous Governments have made the similar mistakes for instance their inability to make the UK self sustainable with energy etc. It's called politics and it doesn't matter what party's in power they 're all the same.

[lurker5] 27/9/2022 12:17

The McBroon of McBroon is still rattling around in the back of the skeleton cupboard popping out now and again - muttering the odd 'whoo whoo' to frighten us all.

[rose_by_another_name] 27/9/2022 11:57

Gordon Brown claimed he had put paid to the
Stock Market boom-and-bust cycle. Socialists
always try to "fix" the market.

Do you remember them claiming that Thatcher
had "sold off the family silver" by privatising
Labour's nationalised industries? Then they sold
the gold.

[jaka] 27/9/2022 11:13

I don't consider their posts anymore. Out of the last 20 posts 10 had been filtered.

[telbap] 27/9/2022 09:46

Lol you do come up with some crackers.......

[pr0t0n] 27/9/2022 09:36

GOLD @ £1,515 an Ounce ! Great for peeps holding gold.
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"One of the HM Treasury’s worst financial mistakes ever made, and perhaps one of the least well-timed investment decisions in the history of mankind (we would say that the worst).
Brown Bottom. If you did not hear about it, it was a period between 1999 and 2002 when Her Majesty’s Treasury sold approximately half of the UK’s gold reserves in a series of auctions. The name comes from Gordon Brown, who was then the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer."

[wisteria2] 27/9/2022 09:20

GOLD @ Australian $2,538 an Ounce !!!
Greatland Gold
Hold for the Gold

[wisteria2] 27/9/2022 09:13

GOLD @ £1,515 an Ounce ! Great for peeps holding gold.
Greatland Gold
Hold for the Gold