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Originally posted by gorby: ↑

To all the wingers out there you knew the risks involved and had ample time to get out whilst it was listed on the ASX. Many of us here could see it and some are much more long term holders than others. We're all waiting for the golden goose to lay its egg and no amount what amount of down ramping put up here it will not change anything, just have to wait and stick it out with hopefully a positive outcome for all of us. So much negative talk and babble yet unwilling to part with your holdings via a private deal. Myself and others here would gladly gobble them up for a cent ....at best (but where will that get you ?) and you know the reason you won't part with them is deep down inside it will eat you alive if/when it turns positive so for the time being just suck it up and wait its long overdue course of listing process to fall into place. Lets not belittle this to a point where it may put off possible future investors and ruin it for all, then it definitely will get you nowhere anytime soon. Just remember that this forum isn't only for local eyes to read, rumors have ruined many a stock. As the old saying goes "loose lips sink ships".

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Down ramp what? Lol.

You reckon American investors only read about a truly woeful announcement regarding Hygea and it’s non performing revenue only on Hot Copper? Really?

GMV Price at posting: 3.9¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Held
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