Greatland Gold Share Discussion Threads

[deputy303] 10/5/2024 15:12

Arthur 75 how’s your short doing you are nothing but a oxygen thief why do you open a short then come here and ridicule everyone you are a scum bag full stop

[jaka] 10/5/2024 13:43

Art forgetting which moniker it was posting under in that last word salad*Word salad *Noun a confused or unintelligible mixture of seemingly random words and phrases, specifically (in psychiatry) as a form of speech indicative of advanced schizophrenia.

[negan] 10/5/2024 13:25

Just to throw a spanner in the works for the shorts saying we won't be mining until 2025. Not unless Newmont fix the tailings dam and in the meantime we strike a deal to own both 100% of Havieron and Telfer. We could become a producing gold and copper miner as soon as September. Not impossible

[arthur75] 10/5/2024 13:23

Hydrogen1 'They will and can trim the fat out of the Ex Newcrest Telfer policies, workforce and practices'
You know all the current policies? You know each of the workforces contracts? You know all the current practices? You know who the new company might be and what their strategies are ?
Yes, right, of course not. This is the problem when desperate , ignorant halfwits post utter nonsense to try and ramp a share.
Of course they need simpleton suckers to fall for it, so expect Negan, Deputy303 , Telebap etc to lap it up.
Share price struggles to get to 6, was 11.50 in December.
Have a good weekend all LOL LOL.

[negan] 10/5/2024 13:20

Telfers mill can process up to 30 million tonnes of ore per annum. Does anyone know if it was running at full capacity prior to suspension?

Havieron are now looking to ramp up from 2MT to 3MT per annum.

That means that the Telfer mill needs to be adapted. Does this mean that they will cut off part of the mill to process 3MT and the remaining part will be reduced to 27mt per annum?

Happy to see that BAMPS over on lse is now giving recognition to the other mineable ore not yet mined on the Telfer licence 👍

[negan] 10/5/2024 12:56

Maybe a question for Shaun the next time Liam does an interview as I'm sure this is not price sensitive.

[negan] 10/5/2024 12:39

Not found any recent answers since asking about when Newcrest announced that they would be adapting the Telfer processing plant to accommodate the ore from Havieron due to the different make up ie, high grade copper and other minerals. Do we know if this part of the processing plant has been completed yet?

[negan] 10/5/2024 12:26

Thanks hydrogen1

[hydrogen1] 10/5/2024 12:13

A New company owns can reorganise and strategies. They will and can trim the fat out of the Ex Newcrest Telfer policies, workforce and practices. They will make savings where safe and that do not impede direct production by changing old school working practice and the reduce Telfers fixed costs

[negan] 10/5/2024 12:12

Here's another question?

I know that the Telfer processing plant can process up to 30 million tonnes of ore per annum. As we know the Telfer mine is coming to end of life and the remaining ore is of low grade. Do we know what output the mill was processing at before being suspended.

Reason I ask is with all of this ore being stockpiled how quick can that be processed once the tailings have been fixed.

[negan] 10/5/2024 12:05

Am I right in thinking that Telfer are still stockpiling ore but are unable to process until the tailings have been repaired?

Not expecting any answers on this thread but usually get answered on lse and GGPCHAT when I post?

[negan] 10/5/2024 12:00

What happens to all of the Telfer staff under contracts. Do the new owner of Telfer have to keep all contracts, bonuses, redundancies etc or is this null and void. Obviously Newmont must have been in the same situation when they bought out Newcrest?

[negan] 10/5/2024 11:22

Thanks for the explanation Master RSI. Interesting 👍

[telbap] 10/5/2024 08:39

For me GGP is total fundamental driven. Little or no chart inference until we are a producing miner, then the technical can have a strong input.

[skyship] 10/5/2024 07:35

Master RSI - agreed, it does look like a short-term Reverse H&S...

[timberwolf] 10/5/2024 06:47

WA mining approvals policy takes next step - Australian Mining

The Western Australian Government has revealed the newest component of the Fast-Tracking Mining Approvals Strategy, a policy aimed at streamlining regulatory approvals for mining projects.

The Fast-Tracking Mining Approvals Strategy is in year three of its four-year implementation. The $27.4 million strategy was first introduced in 2022 to transform resource projects regulation under the Mining Act 1978 through multiple work streams...

[master rsi] 09/5/2024 23:35

Further H & S
Once it breaks up from the neckline the volume should be large and the rise strong.
Example of movement

[master rsi] 09/5/2024 22:49

Negan
re -If you can explain the head and shoulders would be good

Inverted head and shoulders is a reversal pattern formed by three consecutive lows and two intermediate highs.
The first and third lows are called shoulders. They are located approximately at the same level above the second – the head.

The pattern is considered completed only when the price, having formed the right shoulder, rises above the neckline. It is expected that further price movement up will be approximately equal to the height of the head.

[telbap] 09/5/2024 22:35

POG moved up again tonight, 2340, I hope tomorrow sees gains back towards 2400, harva, I see I the DOW has also surged upto 39400, which is insane, that index will crash 50% when the time comes...

[jaka] 09/5/2024 17:09

Head & shoulders? I didn't know you had dandruff ?