uphillnow,"the inflection point for HLX was Yandal taking up...

uphillnow,

"the inflection point for HLX was Yandal taking up more shares ......."

Yes he sold down for an extended period, didn't he!!!

It's interesting that for quite some time the exploration effort, whilst workman like, has lacked the pizzazz that some stocks (with less going for them in geological terms) have displayed to the ASX audience.

There are stocks which have not poured an ingot of gold or shipped out DSO with Mkt Caps way above where they should be when compared to semi-majors with multi-million ounce gold reserves or contained base metals in the +100,000 tonne category plus fully developed mines and relatively steady incomes.

So from that lack of carpet-bagging showmanship, I wonder if obtaining access the northern section of the Cobar Gold project has had anything to do with hiding their light under a bushel so to speak?

jmt on the matter.





MI