Novo Resources Corp T.NVO

RE:RE:RE:Are we in the middle of Hurricane Novo?

[sonofei]

TXRogers wrote:

allenbow wrote: Hi Tx,

With regard to your mouth-watering category of cyclone estimations in terms of gold ounces,  and while we (the royal we as in shareholders we) have pretty well established strike at around 7km for CW, and 3-4 meters depth seems reasonable roo, but have we established anything for 'continuous width'?  I am not sure that we have.  Kairos did establish for them a width of continuous conglomerate width of 250 meters 
https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2230-asx/kai/38074-kairos-minerals-identifies-gold-in-pilbara-conglomerates-at-mt-croydon-project.html  
 
but  I don’t recall or cannot find where we did the same or better.

I’m asking if a 2000 meter width, a full 2 km, as width along the strike length, is at all realistic in your calcs and then categories of cyclones estimations?  If we take 250meters or even 500 meters we still get nice figures and perhaps more reasonable at this stage, no?  I am hopeful you can point to the 2Km. I have actually been through a number of Hurricanes of the Atlantic clockwise SOB variety  including a four and fiver.  For this I want a six as retribution for the pain in the butt others. Counterclockwise Cyclone or clockwise Hurricane, I don’t really care but I want an off the chart 6.
 
TIA and cheers br />

Hi AB. I really cannot be firm with the figures of mineralized rock and grade. Hence why the wide variations in estimates. But it is uncanny how NVO started throwing figures of 8 - 10 million ounces as far back as last April. And we know they exhibit conservative behavior. And they have consistently stuck by strike lengths and visible gold detected everywhere. Now, they start to publicly disclose continuity. And the money and corporate activities have increased throughout the whole time. They continue unabated . It's a speculative junior resource play, but it's leaving clues of Category 5 all over the place. Tx

Impatient investors selling now will be kicking themselves very soon, and it’ll get worse as the story keeps building.  A hurricane that will go down in history.