Ann: Extensive Sulphide Zone at Southern Anomaly, page-16

Nice work MarketInfo. I agree that the Northern Targets should be next for the reasons you have given. It looks more promicing, especially given the small budget. Your previous posts also explained possible misinterpretation which I will read all of them again. My concern has been with hydrothermal flows that may have been driven by the heat and pressure of successive intrusions or events (about 1,000 million years ago). The drilling of the North and South Zones of the magnetic shear zone are indicating a flow from west to east (roughly speaking) so perhaps the main metal concentrations could be at each barrier/fault/shear zone to the east. Also notice that the Falcon Gravity Anomaly in your last image is to the east of the South Target/Anomaly. What does it mean? Wouldn't it be great if SCI had about $10 mil to go on a big drilling campaign, but it is what it is, amigo.