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To: the Chief who wrote (1637)

3/10/2016 3:54:27 PM

From: Scotch66

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Message #1647 from the Chief at 3/10/2016 3:43:58 PM

Easy points to address, my comments in bold

It seems the "Market" is speaking clearly, just not sure what part of that dismal PEA they are addressing....
PEA LOWLIGHTS..
All INFERRED on .22sqkms of property
Average grade of 2.00% Cg on .22sqkms of property
1.52 million tonnes of "inferred" marble on .22sqkms of property
1500 tonnes of "inferred" specialty high-purity graphite product annually on .22sqkms of property
Life of Mine average cash operating costs of $8,666 per tonne on .22sqkms of property

Do you understand now? lol

So by your logic the 9.985 million km² in all of Canada has Billions of INFERRED graphite.
Do you see how your inference means nothing? lol

To: the Chief who wrote (1637)	3/10/2016 5:06:34 PM
From: Myfreedom58	3 Recommendations Recommended By Garfield512 GMPInvestor NLWest Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1871

Chief, you keep selling the .22sq kms as a winning argument for investing based on this PEA. Why? You are just making things worse. For three years you have been bragging about what CCB has, and yet, after all this time, and focussing on only .22 sq.km of property, which is what - basically a football field and a bit? - you could not come up with any indicated resources - just inferred - and inferred marble, which no graphite investor cares about - as the inferred money maker. Yep, I think the markets get it perfectly. Whatever happened to your fabled claim that you just needed a back hoe and dumptruck and you'd be churning out top price nuclear grade product to a market fighting over itself to snap it up..