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Re: MKY - MKY Corporation
Very major move underway on MKY. IMHO they may be onto a VERY MAJOR U exploration target. Zone 1 is 12 square kms with a very large central "highly anomalous target zone".
We finished the day with 103 million shares traded and there was a BRR audio published Friday PM. where MKY director says that they have a very exciting U target. By way of comparison WMT with double the number of shares went from 5 to 45 cents on hi grade U samples from trenching in Tanzania and attracted international interest AND that is on a roll front calcrete deposit (from memory).
MKY has much higher grades on all of the eleven hi grade samples seem to be on a very large target and averaged 11,577 ppm. Another thirty samples scattered throughout the balance of the 12 square kms all had very respectable average grade of 391 ppm of U.
The point that was stressed on the BRR interview is that there is a high probability that the samples are very close to the source that shed them because of their sharp edges (samples that travel far have worn edges). That means that we may be looking at a the "potentiality" of a very major U find. Some folk will say that we are only talking about surface samples BUT we are talking about a decent number of samples that all reflect a smillar grade of u along with scintillometer readings that indicate large and hi value u ground targets. Please do your own research here and feel free to pull apart my hypothesis.
Very major move underway on MKY. IMHO they may be onto a VERY MAJOR U exploration target. Zone 1 is 12 square kms with a very large central "highly anomalous target zone".
We finished the day with 103 million shares traded and there was a BRR audio published Friday PM. where MKY director says that they have a very exciting U target. By way of comparison WMT with double the number of shares went from 5 to 45 cents on hi grade U samples from trenching in Tanzania and attracted international interest AND that is on a roll front calcrete deposit (from memory).
MKY has much higher grades on all of the eleven hi grade samples seem to be on a very large target and averaged 11,577 ppm. Another thirty samples scattered throughout the balance of the 12 square kms all had very respectable average grade of 391 ppm of U.
The point that was stressed on the BRR interview is that there is a high probability that the samples are very close to the source that shed them because of their sharp edges (samples that travel far have worn edges). That means that we may be looking at a the "potentiality" of a very major U find. Some folk will say that we are only talking about surface samples BUT we are talking about a decent number of samples that all reflect a smillar grade of u along with scintillometer readings that indicate large and hi value u ground targets. Please do your own research here and feel free to pull apart my hypothesis.