Tudor Gold Corp V.TUD

I don’t bash

[Franschoek]

But I have a policy of sharing my rationale when I exit a position.  I have been a shareholder for almost 2 years, but I'm out now.  No problems with management, still believe that the whole KSM plus must and will be developed.  I have a problem with the metallurgy.

There may be a solution to the gold dissolved in pyrite, but it's not obvious to me.  I worked for 20 years at Inco/Vale in Sudbury and we floated off the nickel/copper rich pyrite and simply sent it to tailings.  Segregated tailings, so available for rework at some future date, but they have no method yet.

Perhaps Enviroleach out of Burnaby, BC might be able to recover gold from this ore?.  They are far from set up to handle millions of TPY though.

Maybe PSZ will turn out to save this property, I honestly hope so.  Best of luck all
Frans

[fordster]

Franz- thanks for your opinion...I never felt you were a basher and I personally appreciate your insight. As CG and Zorg (and others) have pointed out....we have a multiple of other targets. Every 7 years our technology doubles (even quicker with AI) I won't quote my source, but I feel confident that they well develope a method for this refractory gold by the time we are sold to a major....in

[LonghandStrong]

You're referring to Moores law, and your source is likely Ray Kurzweil. And its computing speed and memory, not technology, that doubles. Its stalled however without a jump to quantum computing, graphene didn't solve it.