Eh GGG, it's time for the company to answer hard questionsRegarding your gram meter chart, take a look at what happened in South America for one company, now owned by Lundin. These kinds of grades are exceptional, and look what it did for the stock.
Now ask yourself, why has this not happened here? What is going on? You have to admit that
something is missing here. NFG has tons of drill holes beating this grade, yet no action. The market and the seniors are not stupid, you know.
As a spectacular example, Aurelian Resources announced intercepts of 216 metres grading 12.8 grams gold/tonne from its Fruta Del Norte deposit in Ecuador, now owned by Lundin Gold. This result is truly exceptional in terms of grade and thickness, and propelled the stock from $2 to over $22 in 2006. However, this extreme grade and thickness only comes along once every 10 years or so.
EK