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To: Elizabeth Andrews who wrote (1174)4/26/2000 12:35:00 AM
From: Brumell  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2255
 
I've wondered about that too, Liz. Also wondered what Claude might be thinking but don't think he replied.

One point though!! Does it have to be open-pit. Perhaps to start but how about later??

Another point is this is a layered intrusive. One might expect the better deposition to be at or near the bottom and provide the "boomer" zone you mention. So far there has been no drilling to depth but there will be. In this case we likely wouldn't be talking much real vertical depth.

There is a stylized section shown in Haywood's report. Don't know who did it and on what information is was based. However, if mineralization occurs as they visualize, drilling under the better areas could be a next step. Don't know what sort of geophysical signature they could or are getting at depth because of sparse sulphides but they may have some idea.

What they have near surface appears very acceptable. Already there are some sweet spots with good width. It could get much better... and I understand they resume drilling within a week or so.

Just a thought, Liz.

Regards,
Bob



To: Elizabeth Andrews who wrote (1174)4/26/2000 12:44:00 AM
From: Buckey  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2255
 
LIZ - I cant comment on the rock talk but I can talk to the market action. PFN is like few I have witnessed in terms of the company not hsowing their hand when news is forthcoming.

That concerns me because I often am not in until the market tells me as I daytrade for a living and I know when it is time.

You had commented that you felt the larket action was hinting that there was little to get ec\xcited about. I do think they keep this one pretty close to home which in\s unlike so many others I have known and I am sure 100s you have known.

Just one rebuttaal - I am off to bed