RE:RE:RE:RE:43-101 I agree.
Keep in mind in terms of the immediacy of scaling up a drill program around newly acquired property.... there's a process to execute before just plunking drill holes down into rocks.
Sampling, water study, assays, magnetic survey, LIDAR...... on and on. Laurion has always been very proud that when it drills it finds minerals EVERY time. That's not by accident. The same process will be executed on the new property and Cynthia is expecting excellent results.
To the point of the quoted post below, look at this strategy as an aquiror as opposed to a watcher of the share price and it's about the pie getting bigger. Maybe a lot bigger. The pie is what they pay for and if it's growing I would want to buy that pie sooner rather than later. The more it grows, the more I have to pay to take a bite.
That's the most attractive asset a buyer can hope for. Have your own view and make your own decisions, absolutely. I'm hanging onto every share and I don't think it's a long road to being happy I did. My opinion.
-Steve
Mattheu11 wrote: Really just believe part of the process. Any buyer will look at this as diligence done to expedite and further justify their purchase. Truly think this comes to a positive end result sooner than later.