RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Speculation Premium
ILUVDIVIDENDS wrote: Of course. Don't you get a little nervous when you see all those down dip holes?
Why would I get nervous?
Do the math. The holes are drilled at an average dip of about -75 degrees and stacked vertically every 30 or so meters. Given that the A2 shear averages roughly 29m in true thickness, each hole should enter the A2 shear just 8m below the hole above it exited exited the shear.
Compare that with a flat-lying deposit which is drilled off laterally every 15m-20m. On top of this, Arrow is being drilled with directional holes which provides for greater precision. Look at the overhead plan view and you will see that while drilling is done at a steep angle, the holes also cut across laterally.
I could go on, but why bother? No reason to believe you will listen now and it's not me who is losing dollars or sleep.