RE: DRILL IS MOVING AGAINRick, I agree that they're probably over 900 metres by now if moving at 30 metres per day, but that wasn't the reason for the sarcastic content of my previous post. I think it will take some time for CYP to break .30 for a number of reasons (gold price drop affecting juniors across the board, SYH setback etc.), so it's not a good day to pump this stock. Having looked at the GEA results and CYP drill plan, it seems more likely that any significant gold intercept would be further down the drill hole in the +1500 metre area, as GEA's Finn Zone itself is south west trending, and CYP management probably knows this themselves, which is why they are drilling up to 2400 metres this time. Still, I hope the stock does well and am looking for a signal to buy the shares that I sold at .285. I just think that the setbacks to date mean that it might take a few weeks for this stock to move past .30 even on anticipation. The heat will rise as they approach 1200, 1300, 1400 metres etc.