New Found Gold Corp V.NFG

Crescat

[rummager]

NFG... 54.35

[rummager]

Oops! omitted the link. NFG starts at 54.35 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8ruH5EnBu0

[megacopper]

  Quinton Hennigh thinks Queensway will be way bigger than Fosterville. You gotta love it. He understands what NFG has and they have only drilled within a 2km strike length of almost 100km strike length of the favourable Appleton Fault. And what will make this deposit rich beyond belief is the vertical component of this gold system. Not only is it very long but it also most likely extends

[wajac]

Queensway, I believe, is about 115 km long by about 25 km wide. In other words it's a very large  gold system that to date has had minimal drilling. The current 200,000 meter drill program, while large, will only scratch the surface. The drilling of Queensway will take years and hundreds of millions of dollars. By the time it is drilled it will look like a piece of Swiss Cheese and many

[megacopper]

  I don't think it will take as long as you think to see some substantial gains for NFG. There will be some pleasant surprises along the way and eventually a major gold producer will take out NFG at a much higher level or they will develop it themselves. Yes it will take several years if not ten plus years of drilling to properly drill the entire property and they still won't find

[ernesto47]

Exactly the stock price we will see in about two years...thanks Mr. rummager.....HAHAHA CAD 54.35,,,,,super!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[severeanalysts]

FOR THE LONGEST TIME EVERYONE  IN OUR OFFICE WHO, COMBINED HAS A MAJOR POSITION IN NFG.  But alas, come these CRAZY REDICULOUS ASSAYS OUT OF NORTHERN NEVADA, the Silver state 26 kg Au per tonne with 38 plus kilos per ton over 1.5 m from channel samples with rock saws btw.. So we had to call them after we bought a bundle.  USGD RE -  ASSAYED 5 times btw because these grades

[Retiredgeo]

These deposits are called Epithermal narrow vein deposits.  They are associated with geologically recent volcanic activity.  They can have spectacular grades but are not known for depth or tonnage.  They can make nice, small mines.  Such deposits have been common throughtout the US SW for the last 200 years.

[Flyby1969]

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