Charts, page-22

I believe it has broken out of the cr level. Highest point after cap was 2.1c on 27/7. Failed and doubled back.
So at 2.3 easily passed that prior resistance.

Looking back a bit more 2.5c is strong resistance. Pass that and 3c is our next target.

Back on 1/7, tnr had a range of 3c high, 1 6 low and closed at 1.8c. That day set the lower range traded tnr exited last week.

Going back farther, tnr, moved from 1.6 to nearly 4c pretty quickly.

So to me based on prior chart rise, 4c should not be hard to obtain.

What is interesting about this rise is volume, it is the highest volume tnr has had. Much higher than the last rise was.

Volume is key. Someone maybe sniffing around as larger orders are not mum and dad, but institution size.

Outside the chart, they sit on pretty perspective ground.

Drilling sucess will automatically see a re rate as cap size is 16m. That's on the lower end compared to other gold stocks.