OK mate lol.i posted both grades exactly as stated in the...

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Originally posted by Seb93: ↑

Yes the cut-off grade not the average grade, you suggested that their MRE is going to be closer to 1.33 grams per tonne which is a wild speculation from someone without any qualifications in this field. The JORC MRE average grade is 3.33g/t not 1.3. What's so hard to understand about that? Not sure why you're suggesting their grades are going to drop 2 grams per tonne?

Yes I know hence why i said "I understand it's an inferred estimate and not a indicated"

Haha I'm sorry what? Please show me the facts that twitter and HC turns over 100 million shares per day? Where did you get your statistics from? I would love to read them over.
Then how do you explain that brokers are NET buyers? Which means they have bought a lot more then they have sold? In fact Bell potter has bought millions of shares and hasn't sold any in the last broker data I read for this previous week.

Also, day traders look for a wide trading range, the last 7 days have only provided a trading range of:
8 pips day 1,
5 pips day 2,
3 pips day 3,
5 pips day 4,
7 pips day 5,
4 pips day 6,
5 pips day 7.

There has been several stocks better off to trade intra-day then this.

"as I said why raise prior to good results." - I've answered this question several times..

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OK mate lol.i posted both grades exactly as stated in the company report
..I know you are a DT like myself..however, unlike you, you have only just become a holder of FAU, whilst my posts show I have been around FAU for a very long time from very low prices and still holding plenty.
I understand your concern and fears.
No more going around in circles ok...enjoy
drifta

Last edited by drifta: 11/08/19

FAU Price at posting: 3.5¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Held
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