Totally agree Loki, rock chip samples can be fickle.. but they can also indicate shallow ore deposits.
If drilling shows a large, shallow ore deposit with grades of 60% plus, CNK would have a very profitable mine on their hands. They would be looking to drill Kalloona Pool asap.
And the chips were found along just one fifth of the strike length. Potential is huge on this stock. Not to mention the high grade manganese in one chip. Look what high grade manganese has done to the price or ARM.
CNK just needs a name change to Condor Metals, or better would be Kalloona Metals, or anything besides Condor Nickel.
I dont remember the last mining company named after an animal that has done well. Somebody remind me.
Totally agree Loki, rock chip samples can be fickle.. but they...
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