With management working so hard, to develop and advance JB and SDV, I always thought that Galaxy could do with a bit of thunder, lightning and assistance from International Rescue.
"Thicker pegmatites at the western extremity of the known mineralization remain open and untested below the limits of the current drilling.
Further deep drilling beyond surface is planned, once drilling for the James Bay feasibility study is underway.
This drilling will focus on infrastructure sterilization, wide diameter (PQ size) drilling for metallurgical sampling at depth and geotechnical studies. This completed round of drilling will be used for a revised mineral resource estimation and upgrade, which is expected to be finalized by the start of November 2017."
Good to see Management employing the writing flair of Jeff Tracy from International Rescue,
and agree with BrotherPrinter about another possible news release?
It will be great to see Galaxy's share price really take off, on the back of all of these important news release events, short positions covering, and a bit of a boost from Thunderbird 1..."Leap first and fast!"
In our pesky ASX market, shareholders have been buying their Galaxy shares, down in the murky depths of the dark trading pools, and fishing with the sharks, and it was often a case of sink, swim and learn to "withstand the pressures of the depth." Shareholder returns have largely been made by buying in on those depth defying lows, and waiting for market forces to return Galaxy to its previous share price highs.
Seems to be the case, with some of the most popular junior companies, in the lithium sector.
