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The best assay result was in hole no. MMRC110 from a shallow depth of 14m from surface to 19m with an average of 64% Fe over 5 m, see Table 1
Annual Report ( 78 pages): http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20071004/pdf/314yl9dd6v5n1f.pdf
Trading at 24.5 cents, up from 17 cents in June, JMS should, imho, have moved on a lot further.
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Mt Mason Inferred Resource Estimate increased to 2.2 Million Tonnes of High Grade Hematite Avg. 60.6% Fe - Central Yilgarn Iron Project (CYIP)
Jupiter Mines is pleased to announce that the recently drilled High Grade Hematite intercepted at Mt Mason Prospect has added approximately 0.4 Million tons (approximately 22% to initial resource) to the inferred resource previously announced (see Inferred Resource Statement below).
The Mt Mason mineralisation is still open to the north east and south. Further drill hole programs will be planned to test along strike extensions to the north east and the south. The southern side Mt Mason mineralisation trends back towards Jupiter Mines 100% owned Mt Ida (E29/560) tenement which is 167 square kilometres in area covering multiple BIFs horizons.
The company is encouraged by the continued low Phosphorous results and the high quality of the mineralistion zone.
Is JMS seriously undervalued compared to other junior iron ore players?
They have pretty much all had a huge rally in recent times and JMS has been standing still (or gone downhill). Surely JMS is ahead of some of the iron ore players that rocketed on pure speculation recently.
There appears to be a renewed interest in this one in the last couple of sessions. Is it purely due to the investor presentation
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