Iemr Resources Inc V.IRI

Lithium Potential For IRI - Property Next To DJI & FUSE

[Roddiggiti]

Just thought of this today, but The Pinetree Property that IEMR Resources (IRI.V) owns is literally in the Lithium belt of Nevada. I looked at their 43-101, but because it was last updated in 2012, there was little Lithium demand at the time, so this metal was not tested in the assays.
Fast forward almost a decade later, there are actually many lithium based projects in the area. The two companies that I found close to the Pinetree property were DJI.V(Dajin Lithium) and FUSE.V(Fuse Cobalt) who have a joint venture signed recently for the Teels Marsh Project. I have attached a map where you can compare each one, along with the exact coordinates, as per each company’s 43-101 report on location. This is not to say that IRI.V has lithium for sure, but based on the geology, point of reference from the town of Hawthorne, there is a good chance IEMR Resources does have some sort of Lithium potential.

https://cdn-ceo-ca.s3.amazonaws.com/1g2b0tt-IRI%20DJI%20Map%20Comparison.jpg

[Seraphim1]

its not a question of what they have, They have a plethora of resources. it's a question of what and when will they do anything with it. Wake me up when someone other than a bear passes through the property. A decade of waiting and zilch to show for it. Sorry for being a realist.

[Roddiggiti]

Seraphim, for someone that's been in IRI for a while, I don't think you're paying attention to it's approximate location to other major resources in the area. Actually Clayton Valley and all the major lithium claims are literally south of the Pinetree property, not far at all. I also found out that BEA.V has a lithium claim within walking distance to IRI's property. 

[Seraphim1]

Roddiggiti, I don't think you're hearing what I'm saying. It matters not what's in the ground when you're not willing to even pick up a shovel to dig it out.  It doesn't matter what the neighbour has if you couldn't be bothered to monetize what's in your own back yard.  I pick the apples in my orchard every year and sell them for a profit, but my