@Shady Merv Thanks for the BIO What is it about this guy that...

@Shady Merv Thanks for the BIO

What is it about this guy that attracted NST so much to take a big position in this small Micro?

NST are very astute selectors....we all know what

Dr Kevin Cassidy


Kevin Cassidy is Chief Executive Officer of gold and base metal explorer Alchemy Resources Ltd and Director and Consultant at Bare Rock Geological Services. He has over 25 years experience in the resources industry, ranging from leading exploration in frontier regions through to resource development, and applied research.
Dr Cassidy holds global recognition as an expert in gold exploration and mineralising systems after serving as a technical and strategic consultant to public and private companies and having worked on exploration and mining projects in Australia, Canada and Africa.
Dr Cassidy has post-graduate qualifications in geology and business management, and is an Adjunct Research Fellow at the University of Western Australia. Kevin is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists and the Society of Economic Geologists. He is also a member of AMEC’s Mining Legislation Committee.

The above is from www,amec.org.au. If you care to research Dr Cassidy you will find that he has been an author of quite a number of geo research papers. It would not surprise if he has been a co-author of one about the Karonie general area. From the Karonie ann:

"The Karonie Project contains more than 40km of strike extent of Archean greenstone belt in the Eastern Goldfields Superterrane, and is prospective for high-grade Orogenic gold and volcanic massive-sulphide (VMS)-style base metal deposits. The Project has a high-quality geological setting, strategically located
between major, regional-scale fault zones, the Keith-Kilkenny and Claypan Faults The fault zones are interpreted to be deep-seated, domain-bounding structures within the highly gold-endowed Kurnalpi Terrane, and in a position which hosts the world-class Karari-Carosue Dam gold deposits 75km to the north."