I'm fine brother, don't want to make you look foolish, but Slip never claimed the SP was going to hit 15c, it was the other guy! the other guy didn't even know that El Zorro was an IRGS system, didn't even know we have Mets testing done and has now changed his sentiment.
As I mentioned to you on a previous post, all but from maybe 2 drill assay announcements the SP has sold off alittle. Read my earlier post.
The grades don't matter for our style of deposit. Let me point you in a direction you should be looking at. From our met testing in June, sample head grade of 2.39 g/t. GOR's Gruyere head grade 1.2 g/t. Gruyere is one of the lowest cost open tier 1 deposit in Australia. Perhaps do some research on what head grades are.
Ok, why the hell would we be at 50c now??? the campaign has barely started, there is still so many unknowns, we don't even know if mineralization extends further NW, there is a strong indication that is does, but it is no sure thing, that is the risk and I've highlighted that. In the long the SP will reflect the actual progression of the development. Do i think it will exceed 50c? yes, if the deposit grows! not from the grades on the assays but the MINERALIZED AREA! that is what you should be
PAYING ATTENTION TO!
GOR's GRUYERE
Common mate, ofcourse others are allowed to have their view, it is a public forum, feel free to post away.
