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CHN - Chalice Mining

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Take a look at the pattern DEG followed.
 
But kennas, maybe it is still in the 'discovery' phase .. hartog .. hartog ..
And the Pyramid Hill project has been quiet for a while.
 
finicky said:
But kennas, maybe it is still in the 'discovery' phase .. hartog .. hartog ..
And the Pyramid Hill project has been quiet for a while.
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I don't think they've dug a hole in the rest of Julimar, so that remains early speculation. They should send one of their seven rigs up to Hartog and test it. Pyramid Hill is just based on nearlology with Fosterville isn't it? No drilling?
 
As far as I know they've still got rigs drilling at pyramid Hill, haven't been following recently. Maybe they're waiting on assays.
Hartog can't be drilled yet because permission is pending. They are limited to non disturbing ground work such as geochem and I think a moving loop electro-mag survey. Yes, all speculative.
Edit: looks like they have a rig or rigs (diamond) drilling at their two best large scale prospects at Pyramid Hill : Karri and Ironbark.

 
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8.74 and still moving. This is absolutely mental.
 
Old news ?‍?
Secondary wannabes are where the price action is
 
finicky said:
Old news ?‍?
Secondary wannabes are where the price action is
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but we're hands and heels at the clocktower don't spoil the news @finicky
be interesting to see the ceiling point for now before a possible pullback occurs
 
No secrets or special knowledge @over9k Just check out charts of those codes and there are others I'll try to find and post eventually. Does LTR have a holding in the complex? MAN? But apparently ASQ could be a cheaper play as, I haven't checked this, it has half of a prospective tenement with DEV. The M.D of CHN has been saying ever since they first found Gonneville that he believes they've uncovered a new 'province', i.e vast, unexplored and there are quite a few small entities with an exploratory stake.
 
Well if you could tell me what they are then that'd save me the legwork before I look in to them?
 
Yeah, so MAN has an exploratory stake and is up 10% today. I'm not in any of these secondaries, just CHN, for all I know it could be a developing bubble!

"Mandrake is a unique junior explorer featuring a multi asset portfolio of projects in WA and NT. MAN to farm-in to highly prospective 140km2 land package application located 30km east of Chalice Gold Mine Limited’s exciting new Julimar Ni-Cu-PGE discovery in the Jimperding Metamorphic Belt."
 
Sorry, I thought it was on this thread I mentioned them, it was the DEV thread: DEV, ASQ, CPN
 
So to top up or not to top up, that is the question...
 
finicky said:
Old news ?‍?
Secondary wannabes are where the price action is
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It's heading into dangerous territory for punters getting in now IMO. $3.2b mc @ $9.

Tim Goyder the Chair who owns 11% is doing OK out of it. Nice work if you can get it.

TechnoCap said:
but we're hands and heels at the clocktower don't spoil the news @finicky
be interesting to see the ceiling point for now before a possible pullback occurs
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Keep riding all you like TC, must have been great to get into this early. Not sure about ceilings but $3.2b mc without an MRE means everyone is guessing imo.

The inevitable correction/profit taking will be interesting because there's no major technical support on the way back down until around the $4.80 mark. Not downramping, just pointing out the chart. But, you don't have to believe in simple TA.

 
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