Labrador Gold Corp V.LAB

Big Vein not so big?

[Flyder]

Nice numbers, but still narrow zones of the ultra high-grade gold.  Big Vein isn't widening up.  I thought by now they would have found wider intercepts.

[braindeadoldguy]

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[Rosehill1]

Wow! Where to we find all these armature geologists. Look at the Macassa mine in Kirkland Lake. They are down 2 km with average grade of 17 g/ton with lots of 2m intercepts. We have much more exploration work to do before this job is done. This will take a few years. We are off to a great start for those who have patience.

[Flyder]

I'm not sure what an 'armature geologist' is, but anyone who is sinking hard-earned cash into the  stock market should attempt to make the best decisions possible with that money, and has the choice of being a long-term investor or a shorter-term trader.  With one month between assay results, LAB's sp tends to drift down, like we just saw leading up to this nr.  Sure

[goldanalyst]

There is no doubt that we are in our early days however.....these exploration stocks have x-metres of drilling with which to find something "BEFORE" their next financing....that's the key to how much we will make here....if they are lucky and hit something like what NFG did in their early drilling campaign then we make out like bandits....if they continue hitting today's kinds of

[DrNo1962]

Without knowing real reason for depature I would tend to agree with this assessment.  I have often wondered why LAB has only drilled a 200m section of a 12km property w/ 9 areas of interest.  It almost seems like they have been infill drilling a 200m section versus 'explore' the entire property.