Talon Metals Corp T.TLO

VP of geology for TLO discussing rare high grade results

[apapas1973]

Another short but sweet video of the VP of geology for TLO, discussing the recent very rare high grade drill results. https://youtu.be/XPwGOlaAEMo

[Seahawk001]

This reminds me of watching Mark Selby about 6-7 months ago talk about CNC, hitting results they never thought were possible.  It's only a matter of time :) glta

[Bluejay12]

In that interview, the VP says that the current tamarack resource estimate comes from an area of 1 sq km. Their entire land package has a 18 km strike length. They definitely have the potential to increase the size of this resource by quite a bit. 

[apapas1973]

You're right bluejay, i couldn't even imagine what would happen to the stock price if they continue to hit grades like that. Let's only hope.

[apapas1973]

The good thing here Seahawk is in about 3 years the only other quality mine can't remember the name now, is end of life. That leaves TLO, unless of course a new potential mine emerges.

[Storck]

New to this board and TLO, CNC holder drawn here by the recent NRs. Interested to hear views on how TLO stacks up.to CNC for resource size/potential. TLO market cap $483M vs. $256M for CNC.

[apapas1973]

Hey Storck. Welcome to the board. I wouldn't be able to give you all the differences but basically so far it looks like TLO is a higher grade but i don't think they're going to be as large as CNC. They're located in Minnesota and in about 3-4 years the only other quality mine in the US will be end of life and that will mean TLO will be the go to mine. They have the option to

[Storck]

Thanks for this very useful info, apapas. I agree with your comment about the number of TLO shares out, which of course factors into the comparison of market caps at a given share price. It seems one has to weigh that and ultimate resource sizes against benefits of being located within the U.S. and possibly a strategic national asset as the other mine closes down. 

[Slotracker11]

What would happen if the w.h.o placed blame on China for the pandemic affecting us all. The possibility of sanctions against the U.S. on ree exports from China is a reality and they need to break that dependence by developing resources and stop selling the ownership.

[apapas1973]

If you're referring to China being blamed for the pandemic meaning they knowingly knew the virus came from a lab, you can forget about it. That will never happen, whether it's true or not. It would lead to severe consequences for China beyond our imagination. As far as breaking the dependence, yes, I agree. Unfortunately money talks and product there is inexpensive because of the lower