We won't know what lies under the bullseye until we drill.
Why didn't we drill this a long time ago when if it was so great: possible Answer: we were in the midst of a commodity crash. nickel went from $25 per lb to over $3 per lb. Commodities were killed. Why drill during that time? Why not wait for the resurgence of the commodity bull so your find has more impact dollar wise?
Here's my thoughts:
step 1 -Noront proxy fight. Aim to win.
step 2-get rid of the JV's that you didn't want at your table. Noront was the operator. A few holes proved out nothing. JV's are gone . Hooray, land reverted back.
step 3-focus on chromium. Commodity market was dead anyway. No one would care if you found a pot of gold during commodity freefall.
step4 -you know you have a world class find. Protect it. Get a majority of your buddies to invest. (59% institutional ownership is unbelieveable!). Make it easy for them. Keep the price low and accumulate like a vaccuum cleaner. Can you feel the suction power??!!
step5-get a jv with probe. What a coincidence probe proved out the highest grade chromite found yet once the jv was in action. Noront ....you must have a crystal ball.
step5 -go after Freewest
step 6-drill the bulleye. Commodity prices are up and the NOT/FWR, "hair pulling contest" has brought world wide attention. We have our eyes on you. Go NOT/FWR GOOOOOOOOO!
Regarding that poor electromagnetic signal. It's not always bad. It will be nice to finally know what lies underneathe.
The Big Score.
On page 112 it was written: "As Chris Verbiski listened to Sparks describe the core, something kept nagging him. Drill no.7 Grid line No.14. Then he remembered. It was the same grid line that had puzzled him and Chislett back in October. Her now realized there had been nothing wrong with the VLF machine that day. The conductive ore beneath their feet had been so rich that it sucked all the energy out of the electomagnetic signal. The reciever had been trying to tell Verbiski that he and his partner were standing over a multibillion-dollar nickel deposit."
