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Originally posted by silene
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Overnight from a poster on the LSE Sharechat forum(17:13 LON TIME): Okenia )T4 is normal sediment hosted mineralisation. Typically these are thin sheet-shaped veins that break the surface then plunge deep. Only a couple of metres wide but decent grades - you have to make an underground mine though to get at most of it. Also, 'T4 is the normal type of Copper mineralisation that's widespread in the Kalahari Copperbelt. It's steeply dipping, thinner veins. And.... 'This is what kicked it all off at SFR. Any of this sound even a wee bit familiar with regard to thickness?!?' GLTA
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Silene, the results will confirm all of the above, it might be at the end of the week or next Monday when we get the confirmation, if all confirmed, YES, this will be another SFR with at least a market cap of $m200 which equates around the 20c, if it proves to be extra massive we are looking 300-400 million dollars [30 to 40c], the buying is a give away, with only one sense of direction.....UP, the buyers have been ruthless and MTR in London traded over 46m shares last night, it seems like that the word is already out, we shall wait until the company confirms what it should be A MASSIVE STRIKE.
