I'm not sure if you wanna hear from me. When you've got to scroll 5 pages to find the intersections you know it's not good. Too low grade, too narrow, way too deep. No evidence of anything economic yet. It's more of the same copper dominant, low nickel-cobalt dirt they've found elsewhere. What they need is an ore grade intersection.
As I said 4 weeks ago, "If they can't show us photos of chalco or pentlandite, which is normally visible in hand specimen if there's any decent % amount, i.e. economic quantities, I'd be waiting for assays before rushing to buy shares."
Oh, but of course they have found more targets. Pyrrhotite produces great targets because it's chock full of iron. No shortage of targets to keep investors hanging.
GBR Price at posting:
32.0¢ Sentiment: Sell Disclosure: Not Held
Pyrrhotite produces great targets because it's chock full of iron. No shortage of targets to keep investors hanging.
