RE:So The Drill core looks better then is Tested I maintain that the selling that continues has nothing to do with assay results. This seller, whoever they are, is highly motivated to see the share price around $.21 just as they were in November and December when the price was $.07 prior to the 1 for 3 rollback.
They have sold millions of shares to achieve this objective and seem to have whatever they need to now maintain the pressure.
If you are a long term holder I think there are only 2 things you can do:
1) Buy more if you can.
2) Wait it out. This pressure can't last forever.
My sense is that a big player is looking at the IPO that comes with the ASX listing. (Bear in mind that I could be completely full of %$#@ as this is strictly speculation on my part, but $.20 is the minimum price required for listing on the ASX)
Sam seems very keen on Trundle as you will hear if you listen to this interview from yesterday:
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/dir-s3vku-ce59a42?utm_campaign=w_share_ep&utm_medium=dlink&utm_source=w_share
"interesting core in the lab"
"Mordialloc, confirmed there is a large porphry there".
"One of the biggest prizes in the hard rock space, gold rich copper porphrys, and we think we have one by the tail at Trundle".
So many positive developments, that when this pressure subsides, the stock price should head considerably higher!! (J.M.O.)