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Strategies & Market Trends : Dino's Bar & Grill

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To: Goose94 who wrote (7378)6/21/2014 1:49:23 AM
From: ayeyou of 202930
 
A little speculation is fun sometimes. you could be more accurate then you think about reentering a hole and getting awesome visuals. I was going through the 2013 drill logs today checking on the statement by NAN that the deposit was showing increased width and grade at depth and that the deposit remained open at depth.
While going over the drill holes meter by meter I noticed that NAN had hit some huge grades but they never showed up till the last twenty or thirty meters of the holes. They were narrow lenses stacked on top of each other but the grades ran as high as 7.5% nickel and 1.8% copper.Like I said narrow lenses but an indication that there is some real high grade mineralization at depth.
I heard a rumor that a very well known investment analyst may have taken an interest in NAN and today began buying his own position in NAN prior to doing a write up on it in his Newsletter. A rumor is just that but something caused a big surge in volume and I dont think it was the announcement of drilling commencement because that date has been known for weeks.
Bottom line is NAN will do the real move when they pull that first monster hole. I am loaded and waiting to see just how wild the ride will be. If todays price movement is any indication it should be a helluva summer for NAN !
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