Hey dc,Secondary copper mineralisation normally relates to...

Hey dc,

Secondary copper mineralisation normally relates to copper oxides, carbonates etc. These do not have the same economic impact as Sulphides as they make exploitation a little more complex, but they give a few clues.

Also, I suspect a Haematitic breccia will be quite a competent ore type requiring a fair bit of grinding (energy) to liberate any Cu minerals - it is copper sulphides we should be looking out for, not the Secondary types - these just give you a view as to where to look. The number of samples taken will give a fairly detailed view IMO.

I think what's most striking about the ann is the detail and the 'plain and simple' language. I am quite aware of AIMs position and progress on this ann - we have not seen either up until recently. It is starting to become a more compelling soap opera, rather than a tragedy!

I am more excited about how the company is being run, rather than the Cu mineralisation. Let's hope they start getting some support from the shareholders.

Sack