RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Is this the Snowline and nfg board?Goldziggy wrote: You like to bully everyone but cant take someone calling out your bullshi$. So you covered 100 shares? Thats good.
according to your friends at crux nfg has 1 million ounces which i dont know how they can know that but if nfg is only half way through their drill program so that means they will have minimum 2 million ounces when they are done this drill program. All this based on crux of course cause i dont have all the drill assays yet and they are still drilling so wont pull out any numbers out of thin air.
keep covering but my guess is you dont have that much to cover but your buddies do
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Goldziggy wrote: BuccaneeerIlnd wrote: Goldziggy wrote: Ok thats perfect. Go play on the filo or snowline boards then and teach them your ways. Why would you waste your time on nfg if they are so overvalued and going nowhere? Oh ya its cause Nfg actually has the gold and lots of it and you know it unlike all these other stocks you guys like to promote on here.
BuccaneeerIlnd wrote: Lets put this topic to rest once and for all. Bucc has Introduction to Counting It School too eh.
So, In laymans terms. Snowline actual assay and not speculation about what assays will be on a 400m hole :
168m ,1.25 gm, density say 2.3 t/m3
Volume= 2 pi r sqrd x h = 2x 3.14x .0315x .0315 x 168m = 1.04 mt x 1.25 gm/ 31.1 x 1800 =75$/5 = 15 Mcmuffins in that drill core.
Market cap per Mcmuffin:
Snowline 15McMuffins for 262m market cap= $17.47m market cap per mcmuffin
Filo 206 for 2000m = $9.70 per mcmuffin
Nfg 7 for 923m = $132m per mcmuffin
Clearly nfg is way overvalued compared to filo and snowline is overvalued also but less so. More importantly filo will have way more tonnes than snowline, and infinitely more tonnes than nfg as retiredgeo and crux have both indicated upside tonnage will be hard to find with nfg.
In addition, BHP has their foot in the door with Filo and no doubt would love to buy out the Lundins. But why sell when you have a free ride for generations. Gotta look after Lukas's grandchilden eh. He would be proud.
So from now on you fellers skip the chatter about both snowline and nfg as clearly Filo is the better buy:)
Bucco
Really? Then tell us how many ozs they have and at what average
mineable grade because there is a difference between headline intersections and mineable grade.
Midget cowboy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9ZbuIRPwFg
Bucco
No one knows that yet not even your friends at crux. Do you realize they are currently drilling? Wait till they are done then we can all come up with numbers. Oh wait when they are done im sure the company will come out with the numbers so you dont have to hurt your brain or rely on your buddies. What i do know is its open in all directions for kilometres and its not low grade or on the the top of a remote mountain in the middle of nowhere. Low grade are a dime a dozen and if thats what you like to invest in then go ahead but i think you should stick with tou and leave the mining alone. If you have to rely on a paid subsciption to tell you what to buy or not, that says it all right there. you should save your money or buy a gic
I think you should get your story straight and stick to it. You said they had plenty of gold and now you cant tell me how much so how do you know they have plenty. 1 m ozs wont interest anyone and prbly wont even be economic as it has to pay for all the capex. I also mentioned that I bought 100 shares on Friday and I wouldnt lie about that. So if you dont mind I like to stay up to date with my investments. Go bully Dan Warren with his pink panties. Predjudiced pryck
Bucco:)
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Can you remind me what the title of that Crux article was? Something about new gold being hard to find? Does that mean the gettin has been as good as its gonna get?
Tool can tell you I dont have friends. Other than for this Nascar guy thats drinking my beer.
Bucc