So what does this latest announcement mean in the big scheme of things? The conglomerates are worthless so smart move by the aussies to sell them off? The conglomerates are gold bearing but in time may prove uneconomical to mine, still smart to sell them off and could make some extra money through PAC shares down the track as PAC well supported in Canada? Or the third option we hope for is that the conglomerates are gold bearing and economical to mine and happy days all round? DEG is in the box seat still, I'm thinking there could be more land grabbing, another teaser announcement by NVO and then hopefully a major company sealing the deal somehow and getting this well hypothesised discovery on it's way to market. The burning question is will it happen that way?
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