Not a Golden Mile and going nowhere fast..., page-5

Well, yes.

Rockjumper completely ignores the ongoing and now extensive body of work the Company has undertaken and results amassed regarding the metallurgical properties of the Quicksilver deposit, which are now clearly demonstrating a route to production.

These results have also provided very positive developments for near-surface high-grade nickel, cobalt (did he even bother to read yesterday's Announcement?), and even for some gold.

All that work, which has grown the Company’s confidence of producing multiple saleable products at low cost without the dependence on high pressure acid leach (HPAL) processing has been progressed in the last 18 months or so.

Rocky's piece is impressively opinionated but sadly, as Bluebird has observed, extraordinarily superficial.

I suggest next time a colleague asks, he do a little more homework on their behalf.

Quicksilver is in fact shaping as one of the most exciting undeveloped nickel-cobalt resources in Western Australia.