Ann: Diamond drilling commenced at Symons Hill in Fraser Range, page-12

I have this inner feeling that because no-one is really paying attention to this stock, an announcement will come out of the blue with positive results. When people start to then look at it, the price will already be 10 times, maybe 20-30 times what it is now, and realize it is still cheap for what they have found.

I have never seen such 'quiet' on a stock drilling the single most brilliant prospect in the Fraser Range since Nova. From memory, Sirius was so low key that people who owned it sold it on the first day of discovery when it went from 5c to 30c, and were laughing at how well they had done. On that day, after the announcement, the directors were BUYING stock, that was announced a day later. By then the stock was up to 70-90 cents and still cheap.

If/when we strike something good, I will be ecstatic, but will hold, past $1, past $2, past $5, past $10.
There are only 45m shares, and Mr Dudley has run the company brilliantly. He is no fool, so will wait for a few days-weeks, before placing a couple of mill shares at dollars/share, to do a full drill out. With each future result, the stock will climb, rapidly, as the unknown company, becomes hyped in the media.

That's what will happen IF we get the results I'm expecting. Though I must admit, the chances of a super hit are always low, but this is as good as it gets!!!