Not in depth yet Subs, only got time to poke a bit of fun. NAE...

Not in depth yet Subs, only got time to poke a bit of fun.

NAE Managing Director Gary Fietz commented: “We are very encouraged by these results,"

So, it's only encouraging - keep it real, Subs .

I do like this :


"As a comparison to other projects, this would be equivalent to a copper grade of 2.5% or a gold grade of 5.3 grams per tonne (at a gold price of US$1,300/Oz)."

These sort of statements are what make people understand equivalents and grades of what they are potentially buying into. Tin grades aren't as commonly understood publicly as per gold, copper etc.