early results are out, as you'd expect they found iron ore but the grades are very ordinary and with high impurities at depth
would want to get a whole lot better to justify this market cap
can you guys please explain what is meant by the p% ?
isnt a grade of 56% not too bad ?
the sp is jumping up and down like a yo-yo
Correct me if I'm wrong, the P% results is being miss read . The highest reading is .12 %. Isn't that just over 0.1 of 1 % which is about 1/10th of 1 %.
Four grab samples taken by the independent geologist during a recent site visit averaged: 60.17% iron; 3.97% SiO2; 2.23 % Al2O3; 0.100% P and 7.08% LOI. The iron content is very high for this type of deposit and the parameters other than phosphorous are all of export grade. The high phosphorous average content was caused by one sample with a high phosphorus reading
sold out today at 12c ........ call me a spooked investor but there are just too many shares on issue for my liking.
also imo by the time that they finish their drilling and define their resource etc ... the iron ore boom will probably have cooled down. with bhp, rio and fmg pumping their production to the max, their has to be a point where supplies increase enough to slow the demand
Hi all.
Is there any particular reason why they would be looking for their next round of drilling results to come from non CID drill holes? Sub question, what is 'Late tertiary sand and gravel' in relation to IO? Is it higher\lower lieklyhood\more pure etc?
sold out today at 12c ........ call me a spooked investor but there are just too many shares on issue for my liking.
also imo by the time that they finish their drilling and define their resource etc ... the iron ore boom will probably have cooled down. with bhp, rio and fmg pumping their production to the max, their has to be a point where supplies increase enough to slow the demand.
I have no idea but will take a guess that maybe detrital ore. This ore can range widely in grade but average quite low normally. The ore is easy to extract though reducing costs. Not usually very large quantity but normally found in conjunction with CID.
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