I guess what I would really like to know is where has this technology been used and how accurate was it. I am not a geologist, so I do not need a further eplaination of how this works as we are well over my head already. I did understand enough of it to get excited about our prospects. What I want to know is who has used this? Where does the most benefit come from?

I gather that the benefit is that you need to drill less holes to find out what you have underneath. Therefore this procedure is more cost-effective ( and faster?) than conventional drilling.

The other plus is not in the procedure used to find the gold, but the fact we have found gold. This is where it gets tricky. The exciting possibility is that we have found a jewelry box. This is a new term to me, so I assume it is rare. If we have for sure found this jewelry box, the market price for GAX should have spiked. That did not happen. Now, is that because we are not yet sure of what exactly we have found or that the market is not understanding what we have found because they do not understand the new technology.

I assume it is a little bit of both. My question is how much of each? This is probably a ridiculous question to ask at this time, because it is hard to answer with so little data. But, what I would love to know the answer to is how much gold might be in that jewelry box. ( just that) Is it 5000 oz or 5 million oz? If someone with geology experience could guesstimate that I would appreciate it.

I am mulling over buying some more and that would help me.

Bob