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GGP Greatland Gold Plc

5.58
0.04 (0.72%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Greatland Gold Plc LSE:GGP London Ordinary Share GB00B15XDH89 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.04 0.72% 5.58 5.40 5.60 5.55 5.45 5.55 27,653,973 16:35:26
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 0 -21.12M -0.0041 -13.41 279.97M
Greatland Gold Plc is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker GGP. The last closing price for Greatland Gold was 5.54p. Over the last year, Greatland Gold shares have traded in a share price range of 5.45p to 11.60p.

Greatland Gold currently has 5,090,376,282 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Greatland Gold is £279.97 million. Greatland Gold has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -13.41.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
10/6/2020
21:39
For POG I am looking for it to break 1765. Not managed yet. Somehow I think it has to fall again first before making a decisive move into the ether.
1gandhi
10/6/2020
21:37
Proton, understood that various hurdles have to be overcome en route. But NC do seem to be going at breakneck speed to get to mining stage.
1gandhi
10/6/2020
21:01
Nice rally for gold during Powell's conference
terry508
10/6/2020
19:51
I think in a lot of cases its the same nutters on the sites just using different names.I always laugh when I read on BBs when news is due they talk about their zillions of shares they have and when the share goes up the fab cars they are going to buy. It does make me laugh.Zoo
zooman
10/6/2020
19:22
Much more nutters on advfn nowadays compared to lse
arab3
10/6/2020
18:49
You can`t beat Turkish/Arabic short coffee Tel.
Back to Ozzie land tonight.
See what transpire ¬"¬(

pr0t0n
10/6/2020
18:00
Double espresso with a little foamy top for me (otherwise know as a milky macchiato) Like a ice bath to the senses;)))
telbap
10/6/2020
17:34
Example, page 11

Since the late 1990’s SRK’s Perth mining
group has focused mainly on caving
projects (sub level cave and block cave),
completing over 20 projects in 8 countries,
covering studies, operational reviews
and due diligence. For example, one
such study provided the blueprint for the
establishment of Newcrest’s successful
Ridgeway Mine. SRK has assisted many
mines in their transition from open pit to
large underground caving operations.

pr0t0n
10/6/2020
17:14
Yes 1G.
But , I wouldn't take everything that is said in their reports at the face value.
There are certain steps and regulations that company like NCM ( or any other company for that matter )has to take before publishing maiden JORC and subsequently PFS.
That`s why they need it independently reviewed by SRK , or equivalent.
It takes time, it doesn`t happen over night.

pr0t0n
10/6/2020
16:56
H&P target was 12.9p based on reported high grade sulphide - so share price cannot have priced in any step outs in hgs, never mind breccias??
1gandhi
10/6/2020
16:44
Well, perhaps tonight ?...or ?
Won`t wait, I leave that to younger folks.
I`ll have some proper Arabic coffee in the morning before scanning through.

TW , you are probably right, most likely it`s priced-in but we don`t know the
extent or the grades of 2 `satellite` ore-bodies.
Wait and see for me, not in a rush.

pr0t0n
10/6/2020
16:21
@TWJust replying to your postAre we now seeing the 'usual' pre-report GGP rise?Nope it isn't happening (sadly!)
telbap
10/6/2020
15:58
To be honest, I'm not quite sure about the meaning of your post telbap? Maybe you'd like to clarify? That all said, IMHO, we've probably now already factored in most, if not all, of the next, probably very positive, exploration report to the GGP sp!

As always, only time will tell, but, IMHO, I really don't see any massive move upwards in the next week or so, unless we have some really, truly, exceptional drill results in the next report. Just my view! :-)

timberwolf
10/6/2020
15:46
I wonder if it was the guy who insisted it was cancelled. Your ban must have happened shortly after you rebuffed him?
1gandhi
10/6/2020
15:26
Are we now seeing the 'usual' pre-report GGP rise?
timberwolf
10/6/2020
14:56
Indeed, Timberwolf... it's a trawl to get cut through 500 waste of space posts. I find the layout better though and have an L2 subscription. It may be slightly unwise to re-post the market sensitive point again. However i can say that the 12m sell yesterday was a sell... there was endless debate about it. I know this, because I personally know the seller. A private wealth manager wit £300m user management. There seem to people trying to portray it as a buy. In fact it was a liquidity test. I identified the seller (on LSE with their permission)and they're still a very significant holder. Following these next set of result, they're considering taking more. That's the essence of it. also Think i must have ruffled a few feathers over the weekend because I did a quick 48h poll of LSE reader's holdings, which appears to suggest regular, ie daily LSE readers, hold at least 800m to 1billion votes. That makes the LSE board a powerful tool to rally shareholders. GLA
hydrogen1
10/6/2020
13:59
@hydrogen1 "I just received 48 hour ban for posting 'price sensitive' data last night on the LSE site"

What 'price sensitive' information was that? Did you maybe quote some offer prices, below cost, for the latest supercar's, that a lot of them are banging on about buying after the next report? ;-) GLA

GGP LSE share chat is increasingly becoming a haven for the modern narcissistic investor! You can see it every day, with the likes of multiple threads, on exactly the same subject.

It's daily become a complete mess of mass duplicated threads, with the usual 'GGP Supporter Club' regular's often wanting to get their post ahead of an earlier post from someone else, by starting yet another pointless thread!

But mostly, it's a minute by minute, pointless review, of pretty much every trade on the GGP market, with maybe the odd piece of useful information for investors! :-)

timberwolf
10/6/2020
13:55
All i said was "it's a sell" and who sold... with their permission.
hydrogen1
10/6/2020
13:53
Yes. They deleted it pretty fast first thing this am... Of All the BS that gets posted on that site and they getaway with it and you post A FACT and they wipe you. Very funny. I'm interested to know who can be vaguely trusted, on that board and who is paid to 'operate on it'. Definitely market makers or buyers have insiders monitoring LSE 24/7.
hydrogen1
10/6/2020
13:47
Hydro - was that about the big seller?
1gandhi
10/6/2020
13:46
JC. How’s INSP doing which you were bullish about here a few days ago?
1gandhi
10/6/2020
13:44
I just received 48 hour ban for posting 'price sensitive' data last night on the LSE site. Oh well if you saw it.. good luck to you. Very much looking forward to this evening's assay results. GL all holders. Should be massive.
hydrogen1
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