Ann: Moho - Rare Earths Exploration Overview, page-4

I don't think that's the point here @Bazz88
I'm personally really irritated by this announcement because of the reminder of how our management just don't follow through and get stuff done.

They're proposing to open up a whole new exploration program when they have plenty of unfinished work falling by the way side?

Where's our gold mine at Silver Swan? The web site still talks about early stage cash flow potential 2 years after it was projected to be in operation.

Or drilling out the discovery already made at Empress Springs? Now they're assessing REE potential there (and I expect there will be, the region has tin mining which can be indicative of REE potential in the granites they've got), when we've got what we were told was over 100km strike of serious gold and other mineral potential to test.

At least they're mostly looking to ride on the back of other explorers work but that can't be relied on. With ionic clays, it's all about the metallurgy. REEs are common in sands and lateritic horizons but few locations world wide are truly ionic such that they require little in the way of acid to release the REEs.

(And please tell me that we're not about to have another capital raise),