Ann: TMS Noosa Mining & Investment Conference Presentation, page-8

IMO you've spotted the outstanding issue - TMS has taken forever to get on with the drilling and assaying - I'm not referring just to the current program, its been stuck slowly adding drillholes close to the core mineralisation about Bluebird. Obviously that has served a purpose, because most of the holes successfully found mineralisation, and enabled the last fund-raising.

BUT as Jon Dugdale has now pointed out, they may have unlocked the key to identifying mineralisation, based on the IP resistivity model that's now being used for targeting drilling. If that indeed is the key then we can expect a very high frequency of drilling being successul, and delineation of a number of Bluebird 'look-a-likes '. That could light the fuse to the share price.

IMO the next round of drilling covering those broader targets of low resistivity on IP might send the share price appreciably higher. Hopefully there will be an official announcement made first, and not a dog's breakfast of insider's buying shares beforehand!

In the meantime we've got the next round of drill samples being assayed to keep the price moving.