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21/09/21

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Originally posted by Gwydaer: ↑

What are you on about? We literally just posted about how the polymetallic intercepts (i.e. GD003) were less than 40cm (probably a single vein). This is not broad. Please add more substance to your posts rather than hyped up rhetoric. If you want broad, look at Boda.

Also: "It seems at this stage that the only difference between NML and SVY is that WE DO seem to have found a very serious potential porphyry target that does appear to be very clearly defined by the 3DIP survey!" This is a lode of crock. SVY actually have hits that resemble a weak porphyry system (although at this stage lacks thickness). All NML have at the moment is a charge-high at a likely uneconomic depth and 1-2 holes that on their own provide the weakest sniffs of a porphyry system.

Sorry, but nonsense like that needs to be called out.

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Maybe GeoFiji can run the ruler over the last Morning Bill announcement and give us his/her opinion on the matter...I'm sure a few people here would appreciate the input.

NML Price at posting: 8.6¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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