Who stays and who goes is just noise imo.
The recent report illustrating succinctly the rock types encountered in each “zone” along the (so far 700*m) DD, tells a story. It is illustrating the occurrences of hydrothermal intrusions with specific types of alterations recorded in the cores all pointing to a porphyry. Strong geological evidence is present and it lays out a strong case for not only the presence of a porphyry, but increased concentration and alteration with depth.
The next 200m will be the most interesting I believe, as we will be intersecting the edge and possibly crossing through the Juruena fault. Sulphides and more complex alterations are likely from here in.
Palm Springs has some of the best drill hits of any gold prospect on the ASX. True, no one seems to care yet, but I believe there will be a revaluation to come
all the best.
Oily.
Ann: Porphyry Drilling Update, Juruena Project, Brazil, page-27
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