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Gold/Mining/Energy : Millstream Mines (MLSM)
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To: Brumell who wrote (295)9/29/1999 12:31:00 PM
From: hugh thorne  Read Replies (2) of 664
 
Going with the assumption that HDG want the infill drilling done now, i think we might be able to see how the argument has developed.

These are just my opinions and i am not a geological person, in fact i caution that Brumell sounds significantly more versed then I.

I think that shoring up what we think we have in the Blue sky can have a significantly stronger upside potential. The determination of a high zone is understandable by investors and allows for extrapolation as to the outer limits. It concentrates the limited timing and funding resources. I think that it achieves this because the liklyhood of having any given hole come up positive seems greater. Having said that, they didn't have that kind of result from round 1.

Yorton also alluded to the Blue sky in their report (also on their site)and seemed to place significance on the potential existence of the zone. At the of the day, it seems an easier sell to those of us who are not experts. Not entirely scientific here, but the suits rarely are.
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