Ann:, page-11

I hate to waste my breathe but for the benefit of other shareholders I think some education is necessary

first of all I went to the school of mines in kalgoorlie so I do know a thing or two about geology

secondly I've been buy and sell side of mining for well over 10 years so yes I am also an investor

now I know exactly what porphrys are but they vary in size and grade greatly... for a porphry at depth >1000m to stack up, you need immense size and highish grade. unless you can block cave (which many operations have recently had issues with) a porphry at those kind of depth is a non starter.

now I happen to think stavely has a good chance (50%) of hitting a big porphry at depth but that's absolutely not why I'm holding the stock.

it's all about the open pit potential and the depth extension of the cayley lode