RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Here's another prediction from Micky or "If's"
Yes Micky, the only way to deconstruct my argument is a typing error.
You decided not to address my point that your favorite junior co management team messed up and doesn't even know the date the agreement terminate.
Financials from MNV look shoddy. Look at how many shares management received for options, how many they have left, and the management fees. It doesn't add up. Just saying...just like you think SPH are thieves, so are MNV.
Just so you know, in 2010 West Kirkland Mining approved a 1 million exploration budget for Goldstorm. The program was cut short, and the agreement was left to expire as management felt that preliminarly results did warrant further exploration. This company has raised a decent amount of money in the last few years for a junior exploration company. If they wanted to explore it they could and would have.
For all the junk properties that MNV has they only had 2 with promise. The Roger property that they lost when they could not complete the share transaction with Romios because their shares were suspended, and the Poker Flats, which they optioned to Sphere, who will likely earn in on their 51% (yes we all know that you think they won't, its not neccessary to type it again). Property quality is of little concern though to MNV management, as their game for sometime now has been optioning out properties to other juniors and collecting the option payment/shares for management fees and other dubiously unclear "expenses". They are more of a real estate company than a exploration company.
By the way, you do realize that all these guys are connected. The "Finance" officer of MNV is a director of DPH, who optioned a property from SPH. Malcolm and Redfern are buddies. A director of MNV was associated with an online payment bussiness that Stevens had a number of years back.
You truly have no idea what you are talking about when it comes to these things, you only know a fraction of the story, which you blindly follow like some sheep behind his Shepherd.
Further, if you were really interested in providing a strong argument, instead of the usual garbage that flows from your mouth, why don't you contact J L Wright Geophyics and ask them yourself if they have been contracted, and received a deposit for the professional work. Your conjecture is old. The difference between this press release and one from last year is that there is the name of a firm attached to it.
The CSAMT will go along very nicely with the gravity studies they did a while back in determining drill targets. The geological data provided by GSV will greatly help as well. The property has had some surface drilling done in the past, but nothing near the bullion fault line they are looking at now, so that argument of yours fails.
Thanks for your time Micky. We have differing opinions, I like making money, you...apparently...do not.