To: maintenance who wrote (10683 ) 12/19/1998 4:23:00 PM From: ddl Respond to of 26850
Trev. Maint, thanks, that did it also. It seemed to be clearer on those releases, maybe I had to read them a few times over. SO, I now feel a lot better about my investment and I'm also very excited over the potential prospects of this find. According to Snap lake map on WSP site, they have estimated 3.5MMt for the NW pen. + 1,000m east, period. The north shore intersections, south shore and NE arm are not included in this tonnage. BUT looking at the map, and asusming scale to be reasonable, IF WSP proves up these intersects to be the same as proven bulk samples, I'd say we got about 10MMt of "hatched area". I like the fact that the intersects are all about the same thickness leading one to assume very similar material or continuation of same ore body. I also like the fact that so far most holes drilled have interested this similar material and additional stepout holes could add a lot more ##'s to the tonnage. What we need now are confirmation of drill core analysis for north shore, south shore, NE arm and I feel very confident that we are talking about the same stuff as in the NE pen. Boy, is this adding up better that Ashton ever had, and so far I feel like it's a lot less riskier than ACA, so how come ACA hit $7.00 and we're still trying to break $3.50.... Those 2 mining models they gave us with 55% ROI is for $400.00 material. Let's not forget that we have $500.00 material, an extra 20% free cash flow. It's lookin good and I can only assume that once investors start realizing that all those hits arround this lake are the same stuff as on the NW pen., this stock has to rock & roll. Bad, very bad news for shorters. - denis