Wow !, he threw us a few crumbs this morning , yes, we got to look at that image again that was generated by the Mobile MT Survey a couple of years ago, and it still shows a distinct "bowl shape" outlining the Dunite intrusion up against the Basalt bedrock ,and it still looks like the last two deep diamond holes intersected either side of the bowl just above where that little bit of milk should be that he has talked about and which he expects to find sitting in the bottom of the bowl .
So if he starts drilling EIS8 on the first of June we could be looking at some Massive Sulphide cores in Spring if that little bit of milk is sitting where it's supposed to be sitting , but that will be too late to get those 17 million options in the money , so what's the plan?
"The Company looks forward to regularly updating shareholders on the progress and results of our exploration programs at Mulga Tank" ??
mmm ,, isn't that what he said about MTD021 ?
I was not aware that there was a program or programs in progress "at Mulge Tank" at this point in time (have I misses something?),
As this epic adventure continues , the story line gets more predictable , the drilling around the edges of the the mineralised areas without alerting the masses has gone to plan , just one of the luxuries one can afford when a billionaire genius is quietly corner stoning the register and calling the shots from behind a certain of secrecy.
It must be very comforting to have access to all of that Geophysical data , especially the Mobile MT results that he is prepared to bet a third ,"Million dollars on a hole right in between 27 and 29 (I guess this puts the possibility of the Wedge off 29 to rest) and 3 months of drilling to prove his "Little bit of milk thesis" .
If he is that confident in the MT data at such a depth imagine how easy it will be to pick out the sweet spots closer to the surface when the time is suitable .
It will be like shooting fish in a barrel .
MobileMT’s electromagnetic and magnetotelluric capabilities can resolve conductive targets like sulphides to depths of 1,000–2,000 meters, with high resolution in the top 400 meters.
I don't know anything,
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