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I am here.
VTLP had a hard bounce . We should see .075 Monday
Hardcore friday for VTLP
The PR yesterday was huge
The news pipeline is full
I am sure he is not leaving. Many business execs sit on the boards of other pubcos.
Your wait will not be long
MNIA going to get wings
I guess he has other business interests
OKKKKKK
It has been much higher in the past
100%
The team has solid financial backing
What kind of price target are you looking for?
MNIA . Interest is brewing.
MNIA must have a very small float
Management is committed to moving forward here
Gold is on a great run
Gold is starting to go crazy
Very quiet here
Why are they painting the tape?
I am working with the company in an IR capacity. Of course , I will meet with them.
What is your target?
Rick Mills
www.aheadoftheherd.com
rick@aheadoftheherd.com
Gold......ready to rumble!
Rick Mills
www.aheadoftheherd.com
Today we've got falling prices. Many pundits are saying that today's falling
prices are caused by deflation. Well whatever there caused by it's hard to
argue against gold being clearly the winning investment. With the price of
gold hovering around $900 it's definitely living up to its oft proven
history of preserving purchasing power.
Gold's rise in purchasing power compared to the price drop in other
commodities is lowering the cost of energy and other capital and material
costs for gold producers. Pretty sweet to be a producer with rising product
prices because of investor demand, tightening supply and dropping production
costs!
And our gold producers are quickly becoming market darlings. This is
happening right now because dropping prices makes mining, milling and G&A
costs a lot cheaper. It directly effects their bottom line making them
suddenly attractive to main stream investors whose normal stocks are a whole
lot less attractive.
But what if we're not seeing deflation, a decrease in the money supply, but
a temporary slowdown in the velocity of money? "The velocity of money is the
average frequency with which a unit of money is spent in a specific period
of time." Wikipedia
In other words prices are falling because demand has dried up, not from a
decrease in the money supply. People get some money and they're holding onto
it. Plus by far the largest percentage of the bailout money is still locked
in bank coffers. Sooner or later, in my opinion much sooner than later,
people will start spending and banks lending, money will flow. I believe the
plan to get the worlds economy back on track by massive monetary stimulation
will work, as a matter of fact I believe it'll work so well we're heading,
over the next few years, to a massive hyperinflationary blow-off, Weimar
Germany style.
Consider the following:
- The US is going to issue untold trillions to pay for the bailout programs.
As of now this money is sitting in bank coffers unused and providing the
banks no return. Since banks are in the habit of making money by lending
money this money won't be gathering dust for long. And with the multiplier
effect will become many times over what they now have on their ledgers.
- Medicaid and Medicare have no money in their respective accounts.
- Social Security is broke and the first baby boomers are starting to retire
at the same time the workforce is shrinking. And increasing the number of
government workers doesn't count towards filling the gap necessary to fully
fund retirements as government workers are paid by taxing existing workers
or creating money to pay them.
- World wide infrastructure building and improvement plans costing trillions
of dollars. This will be paid for in large part by the spending of US $'s
held in Foreign Reserve accounts. That means a lot of dollars are going to
be coming home to roost. The United States will pay for its programs and
multi trillion dollar deficits for years to come by printing money.
- Existing wars, future planned and unplanned wars, escalation of wars. War
on drugs, war on terror, resource wars etc etc etc.
- And lets not forget one of President Obama's first acts was pissing off
the Chinese by calling them currency manipulators. Are they going to
continue supporting US spending by continuing to purchase their debt? If
they stop then the US has to monetize its debt, buy it themselves, which is
the most inflationary thing a country can do.
- Tax cuts.
What happens to our gold investments, the ones that are looking pretty good
right now, when "deflation" turns to inflation? And since the broad money
supply is growing at a rate of +13% a year and the monetary base has gone
pretty much parabolic, doubling in a year, which is to say the dollar you
held last year has had its value effectively cut in half today. I think it's
a safe conclusion we're headed for a price reversal sooner rather than
later. Does gold serve us as well in an inflationary environment as it's
serving now?
Gold shines brightest in inflationary times. The ongoing deflationary scare
is a buying opportunity for gold and gold company shares. The real threat
facing us today is the coming massive rise in prices right across the board
caused by the ongoing world wide increase in the monetary base. I'm not sure
how long it will take for all the money creation to work its way through the
pipeline but its coming and with trillion dollar deficits being promised for
years to come once it starts it isn't going to stop anytime soon. When
investors wake up to this fact we'll see a flood of money into all things
gold.
That deluge of money will start hitting the major gold producers and ETF's
first then trickling down to the mid tiers then into brownfield juniors well
along the track to developing a deposit, those with 43-101's and then into
raw greenfield exploration companies.
With world wide gold production down so drastically and the dramatic
disruption of the junior markets last year, and continuing still, supply and
demand is going to be completely out of whack. There will be fierce
competition for stable safe ozs in the ground by producers having to replace
their reserves in an extremely competitive environment.
Today many of our larger gold companies are taking advantage of our present
"deflationary" conditions and their strong share prices by selling stock and
cashing up their treasuries so they can begin buying up the smaller
companies and their deposits. There aren't very many decent sized deposits,
ones over two million ozs, left in politically stable countries.
Now I'm not a licensed financial planner, a broker, an analyst, a geologist
nor an economist. I'm just an investor who likes junior exploration
companies looking for precious metals. And I like them, my juniors, to be in
the post discovery resource definition stage. I think gold juniors, without
a base metal component to their prospective deposit, are going to be the
most rewarding, the most lucrative way to garner the huge rewards from the
coming freight train rush to gold. Those golden tracks are being laid today
using the world's currencies as ballast. It truly is going to be a time of
generational wealth creation for many.
The most profitable, rewarding way to get involved is to own gold shares.
And the best gold shares to own will be the shares of companies owning
deposits gold producers want to buy. I mentioned "post discovery resource
definition stage." These companies have already found something and are
working to see exactly what they have. A lot of the risk, and a lot of
waiting time for the company to actually make a discovery worth looking at
has been removed for us, the investor.
With good drill results and the junior successfully moving the project along
the development path towards a mine hopefully a majors interest will be
sparked. If this all happens according to plan your payback as an investor
during this stage can be a many fold return of invested capital.
Let's step back for a moment and consider what happens if I'm wrong about
falling prices and are they here to stay. Well that's the beauty of gold. It
works well in either situation, better in inflation but still very good in a
falling price regime as its doing today. Add in geo-political tensions,
falling supply and it seems like a perfect storm is developing for gold.
Whichever way the wind blows from this point in history gold and its related
investments should do well.
At Ahead of the Herd we believe there is opportunity in times of crisis,
that the set of circumstances we find ourselves in are better than they have
ever been for astute and courageous investors. Are you going to be part of
the group that plans to take advantage of the tremendous opportunity being
presented for extraordinary gains?
If you're interested in the junior resource market and would like to learn
more please come and visit us at www.aheadoftheherd.com
<http://www.aheadoftheherd.com>
Richard (Rick) Mills
www.aheadoftheherd.com <http://www.aheadoftheherd.com>
rick@aheadoftheherd.com
Gold LIkely to Hit New Highs on Dollar Fear: Barrick
By Barbara Lewis
Reuters
Thursday, January 29, 2009
http://www.reuters.com/article/worldEconomicNews/idUSLT65165320090129
DAVOS, Switzerland -- Gold is likely to hit new record highs, spurred by serious concern about the U.S. currency and doubt about the state of the world economy, the chairman of Barrick Gold Corp. said Thursday.
There was even a possibility, although not a probability, central banks, including China's, might start to switch from dollar holdings to gold, which could cause the metal's price to treble or more.
From a gold producers' perspective, one negative is that the cost of bringing on production has remained high, even as other raw materials, including base metals and energy, have slumped.
"Gold is at record levels in every currency except dollars. Even within dollar terms it is within a few percentage points of an all-time high at a time when all the other major commodities are falling," Peter Munk told Reuters at the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos.
"Whether it's the currency effect or a reaction to a feeling of uncertainty, gold in my opinion is more likely to go up than down," the chairman and founder of the world's largest gold mining company said.
Spot gold was at $902.80/904.80 at 1817 GMT. It hit a record high of $1,030.80 an ounce in March last year.
Munk stressed he was merely weighing the odds.
"It would be stupid to assume commodities prices can only go one way," he said, adding physical demand for gold jewellery was not high during the economic downturn.
Gold has been one of the best-performing assets of late, rising in value by nearly 17 percent since late October.
Investors have bought heavily into physical bullion in the form of coins and bars and physically-backed assets such as exchange-traded funds as a safe store of value at a time of increased volatility in other asset prices.
Munk said downward pressure on the dollar, partly because of massive U.S. spending to stimulate the economy, would increase gold's attractions as an investment further.
Gold usually moves in the opposite direction to the dollar, as it is often bought as a hedge against weakness in the U.S. currency.
"My personal feeling is that with the rescue packages calling for trillions, not billions ... the value of the (U.S.) currency has to go down," said Munk.
His company did not hedge its output for now -- meaning it does not use derivatives to insure against a fall in price -- and relied instead on the price climbing. In the past its successful hedging allowed it to make the acquisitions that helped to make it the world's biggest gold miner.
"It would be dumb to hedge," Munk said of the current climate.
His bullishness was underscored by the possibility central banks, including that of major dollar asset-holder China, might start buying gold.
"If they decide to diversify, we assume into gold, then we start to talk about a trebling or quadrupling of the gold price. It could be followed by Russia or Kuwait.
"I don't think it's likely, but it's more likely. I would not have said it two years ago ... I'm not a gold bug ... but it's more likely than it was two years ago."
A strong price climate has meant ongoing investment in bringing on new gold, Munk said.
"In every other mining area, people are cancelling mines."
But declines in other commodities have yet to have a major impact on cost.
"Marginally yes, but substantially no. For some reason cash costs are tending to continue to increase," he said, when asked whether investment costs were falling.
"Energy costs have gone down. It does help, but labour costs are consistently increasing."
The one way to reduce production costs is to invest in efficient new mines, Munk said, citing two major new projects in Nevada and the Dominican Republic and a smaller one in Tanzania.
Gold is king
Meeting the company tonight. The news flow should finally come unblock.
The beast is coming alive.
The fundamentals are sound. Cheap is always better. The rebound should be quick and hard.
This is great insight on gold
http://www.jsmineset.com/
I think this stock will have significant value as the size of the area is fully understood. The big guys will want to buy our BRYN
If Agnico is there, BRYN is in the right place.
The timing seems right to pick up some cheapies
I never saw it at the bottome of the box. Got it now. Thanks. :)
BRYN is Right Next Door to AuEx
The Northern Miner, 11/28/2008
Has AuEx discovered Nevada's next gold district?
By Ron Mandel
Nevada is well-known for prolific gold districts such as Comstock, the Carlin Trend and Cortez Trend. Many exploration companies have tried to find the next gold district in the state. Now, Ron Parratt, president and CEO of Reno, Nv.-based AuEx Ventures (XAU-T), believes that the company’s Long Canyon and West Pequop projects could be sitting on a new gold district.
And the projects are not located where one would expect to find them, near one of the known gold deposits. Instead, they are in the Pequop district, where there are no past-producing mines. The projects are located roughly halfway between the towns of Wells and Wendover in northeastern Nevada, south of interstate highway 80. AuEx is raising $4.4 million in a private placement to explore the Long Canyon project further, while a joint venture partner is exploring the West Pequop project.
“This area comprises the new mineral district. We can’t call it a mining district today because there was never any mining in this area. But there is outcropping ore-grade mineralization,” Parratt says.
Parratt adds that the projects were discovered in 1994 by a mineral exploration company owned by Australian shareholders, which found a geochemical soil anomaly. “What we are seeing, I think, overall, is the emergence, now, of this area, of a new mineral district in Nevada. I have worked in Nevada since 1978, and it’s amazing that something like this remained undiscovered until 1994. I wish I could take credit for the discovery in total – I can’t. I give credit to the Australians who found that.” He credits AuEx for advancing the properties and achieving the recognition that the district warrants.
Parratt says that mineralization here is Carlin-type. “I have worked in Nevada for a long time and I am very familiar with Carlin-type mineralization, and this is the kind of thing you expect to find. Potentially several zones of mineralization in a large mineral district. It has all the characteristics (of a Carlin-type mineralization). First of all the (high) gold-to-silver ratio… usually about 10 to 1. Associated arsenic, antimony, and mercury -- classic indicators, and those are here. No base metals to speak of -- no copper, no lead, no zinc of any appreciable amount. Decalcification of the limestones; formation of jasperoids; karst-like features; cave-development-like features with collapsed breccias.”
The mineralization is shallow, starting at typical depths of 75 metres, with occasional outcrops. It is usually associated with geochemical anomalies in soil and rock chips, as well as jasperoids (silicified limestone). Typical high surface grades are 8 grams gold per tonne. High grades in soils are 5 grams, while high grades in rock chips can be up to 10-12 grams.
“You can find jasperoids in rocks that are altered that have 1 to 10 grams gold per tonne in outcrops within these areas,” Parratt says.
Talking about Long Canyon, he says “I am very optimistic this will become a mine.” And he sees a good possibility that the same will happen at West Pequop. “We are excited about the future for the projects.”
The minerals consist of oxides, so they are more amenable to extraction than sulphides, and will not produce potentially harmful sulphide byproducts. Another advantage is that the mineralized zone is located above the water table, alleviating environmental concerns.
“The rock that overlies it is all Cambrian or Ordovician limestones and dolomites, the Notch Peak formation and the Pogonip formation. It’s an ore host for several big mines in Nevada, so it’s a receptive ore host as well and a good rock to be exploring in,” Parratt says. “This whole range is a structural groben. The rocks are preserved and explorable. We see this whole area as being prospective going forward for the long term for exploration.” He believes that exploration in this district will continue for the next decade.
He estimates that US$10 million will be spent on both projects this year, and a higher amount next year.
AuEx explores the projects with two joint venture partners. Long Canyon is being explored by a joint venture with Fronteer Development (FRG-T, FRG-X), where Fronteer holds 51% and AuEx 49%, so AuEx pays 49% of the exploration expenses. West Pequop is being explored by a joint venture with Agnico-Eagle Mines (AEM-T, AEM-N), where Agnico holds 51% and AuEx 49%. Agnico has the option to increase their stake to 70% if it carries the project through to the feasibility study stage, and currently Agnico is footing the entire exploration bill.
There are four drill rigs on Long Canyon, two of which being diamond drills and the other two reverse circulation drills, and holes have been generally drilled to a maximum depth of 185 metres. At presstime drilling on Long Canyon is wrapping up, and AuEx anticipates releasing a National Instrument 43-101 resource estimate for the project in the first quarter of next year. Drilling will resume next year once a drilling program and a budget are finalized.
The surface anomaly on Long Canyon is about 1.5 km long, and the mineralized strike length identified so far is about 1.7 km. The joint venture has started drilling outside the anomaly, and some holes drilled there have returned mineralization.
Since mineralization at Long Canyon generally starts at depths around 75 metres or less, and since the mineralized zone is about 30 metres thick, AuEx believes that the property would be suitable for open pit mining should an economic deposit be found.
Drill holes highlighted by the company from Long Canyon include hole 149, which returned 24 metres of 3.1 grams gold per tonne from a depth of 111 metres; hole 147, which returned 7.6 metres of 3 grams gold from 113 metres; and hole 132, which cut 59 metres of 3.2 grams gold from 87 metres.
Exploration at West Pequop is at an earlier stage, and a number of surface anomalies have not been drilled yet. There are four exploration targets on the project, named Mountain Top, Section 34, Acrobat / Juggler and Range Front. Currently there is one drill rig on the property.
The company highlights a number of drill holes from West Pequop, including hole 139, which intersected 22 metres of 12.6 grams gold per tonne from a depth of 162 metres; hole 135, which cut 19 metres of 8.7 grams gold from 70 metres; and hole 133, which returned 7.3 metres of 13.9 grams gold from 32 metres.
The two projects are about 7 km apart. The intersection on the interstate highway 80 which is nearest the Long Canyon project is about 45 km west of Wendover on the Nevada-Utah border, and about 40 km east of Wells. There is no exploration camp, since staff commutes daily from the two towns. The project is located about 13 km from the highway, and most of the distance is covered by an unpaved road, with the balance covered by a dirt road. West Pequop is about 27 km from the highway, most of which is covered by an unpaved road. Cell phone coverage to the interstate 80 corridor is available from hill tops, although it can be erratic.
There is a power transmission corridor about 15 km east of Long Canyon, but at present it is unclear whether it can support a potential mine. The valley at West Pequop has groundwater, and Parratt believes that the company can obtain approval to use the water for mining. On the Long Canyon side there is more competition for water use, since the town of Wendover, as well as area ranchers, pump water from the basin. Nevertheless Parratt believes that when the time comes, approval for water use can be negotiated.
The Long Canyon project covers about 40 sq. km, while the West Pequop project covers about 90 sq. km. At West Pequop, an area of about 9 sq. km, which is leased, is subject to a 3% net smelter return (NSR) royalty, but so far no mineralization has been found there. At Long Canyon, AuEx holds a 3% NSR royalty on about 70% of the property in addition to its overall 49% stake, while joint venture partner Fronteer Development holds a 3% NSR royalty on the balance of the property in addition to its overall 51% stake.
As with every other U.S. explorer, AuEx may find that its projects could be subject to a new federal royalty under the Hardrock Mining and Reclamation Act of 2007, which has been passed by the House of Representatives as HR 2262 and is currently before the Senate. If made into law, the Bill stipulates that mining claims on federal lands will be subject to an 8% royalty, while existing mining operations will pay a 4% royalty.
Besides the two Nevada projects under joint venture, AuEx has nine other projects under option agreements with several partners.
AuEx has 25 million shares outstanding and 29 million shares fully diluted, with $2 million in working capital. The private placement currently underway, which is brokered by Haywood Securities, consists of between 3-4 million units, comprising one share and half a warrant each, at $1.10 per unit. If the private placement is fully subscribed, the company will have 35 million shares fully diluted and about $6 million in the treasury.
Parratt believes the two projects represent the most significant new discovery in Nevada outside the established gold camps. “Hands down, this is the most exciting new thing going on in Nevada
100% correct. BRYN is in the right place at the right time
Gold Soars Above $900 on Safe-Haven Demand
Source: MarketWatch, Polya Lesova 01/23/2009
Gold for February delivery was last up $40.70, or 4.7%, to $899.50 an ounce in electronic trading on Globex. Earlier, gold soared to an intraday high of $901.20 an ounce on Globex, which is the metal's highest level since Oct. 8, 2008.
"The market is up on safe-haven buying after equity market weakness this morning and poor earnings, which make gold attractive to investors right now," said James Steel, gold analyst at HSBC.
"The true secular measure of currencies is gauged against gold," as the metal extends to fresh record highs against the British pound, three-month highs against the euro, nearly four-month highs against the U.S. dollar and only three-day highs against the rallying yen, said Ashraf Laidi, chief market strategist at CMC Markets.
Gold has breached well above its 200-day moving average against both the euro and the dollar, but the metal remains 11% lower than its 200-day moving average in yen terms, Laidi said in a research note.
"Since there remains ample upside in yen terms, Japanese investors may deem this as an opportunity to drive up the metal to next key targets, thus prompting global investor demand further higher," Laidi said.
If Agnico Eagle likes this area. Bryn could be sitting in the middle of a large VERY LARGE STRIKE
Agnico-Eagle Vests 51% at West Pequop and Elects to Carry AuEx to Earn Additional 19%
Marketwire
Posted: 2008-06-19 08:00:00
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 06/19/08 -- AuEx Ventures, Inc. ("AuEx" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE: XAU) is pleased to report that exploration funding partner Agnico-Eagle (USA), Limited ("Agnico") has advised the Company that it has expended in excess of the required $5,000,000 to vest an initial 51% interest in the Company's West Pequop exploration property located in Elko County, Nevada. Further, Agnico has advised the Company that they elect to earn an additional 19% interest in the project for a total of 70% by carrying all further costs through the completion of a bankable feasibility study within five years. Upon confirmation to AuEx that the spending obligation has been met, the parties will execute a formal joint venture agreement governing activities going forward. Commenting on the news Ronald Parratt, President & CEO of AuEx, states, "We are very pleased with the aggressive exploration program conducted by Agnico at West Pequop during these past 2 years and are excited to enter into our first formal joint venture with a partner like Agnico. New gold mineralization continues to be found at West Pequop and we are confident that the amount of mineralization at the project will grow substantially as a result of ongoing drilling by Agnico."
AuEx and Agnico entered into an exploration earn-in agreement on May 9, 2006 that required Agnico to expend $5,000,000 within a 5 year period to earn an initial 51% in the West Pequop exploration property now consisting of over 23,000 acres. Since signing the agreement, Agnico has aggressively explored in a number of areas of the large property drilling gold mineralization in the Section 34, Mountain Top and the new Range Front target areas. Drilling is continuing at present in the Acrobat/Juggler target area and Agnico has indicated that drilling will be ongoing throughout 2008.
New assay results from the ongoing drilling program continue to come in slowly and the table below provides these results as reported to the Company by Agnico.
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Drill Hole Thickness Grade
Number From (feet) To (feet) (feet) (oz/ton) Comments
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WNC-104 66.0 71.5 5.5 0.035 Mountain Top
(core) 131.0 136.5 5.0 0.180
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WN-106 695 700 5 0.016 Section 34
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WN-107 805 825 20 0.175 Section 34
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WNC-108 1011.5 1013.0 1.5 0.012 Mountain Top
(core) 1055.3 1060.5 5.2 0.017
1119.2 1120.2 1.0 0.013
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WN-109 20 35 15 0.010 Section 34
190 200 10 0.022
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WN-111 275 300 25 0.014 Section 34
860 870 10 0.041
905 915 10 0.015
925 935 10 0.012
945 950 5 0.010
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WNC-112 162 192 30 0.024 Section 34
(core) 274 277 3.0 0.024
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WN-113 90 100 10 0.013 Section 34
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WNC-115 868.0 869.8 1.8 0.025 Section 34
(core) 1022.0 1032.0 10.0 0.010
1057.0 1063.6 6.8 0.037
1113.0 1117.0 4.0 0.013
1139.9 1149.1 9.2 0.034
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WNC-116 35.3 42.5 7.2 0.115 Section 34
(core) 197.0 201.0 4.0 0.010
619.7 637.0 17.3 0.333
651.2 656.0 4.8 0.010
935.0 940.0 5.0 0.019
985.0 990.0 5.0 0.015
1000.0 1008.0 8.0 0.025
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WN-117 55 65 10 0.055 Section 34
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WNC-119 511.8 540.0 28.2 0.023 Range Front
(core) 578.0 581.0 3.0 0.013
586.0 591.0 5.0 0.012
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WN-125 0 20 20 0.012 Juggler/Acrobat
--------------------------------------------------------------------------Drill holes WN-092, 097, 099, 100, 102, 118, 120, 121, 122, 123, 126 and holes WNC-105, 114 did not contain reportable gold values. Updated drill hole maps are posted on the Company's website.
As reported to AuEx by Agnico, all drill samples were collected following standard industry practice and were assayed by Inspectorate America Corporation of Sparks, Nevada. Gold results were determined using standard fire assay techniques on a 30 gram sample with an atomic absorption finish. QA/QC included the insertion of numerous standards and blanks into the sample stream. Check assays and preliminary cyanide amenability testing is underway. All intercepts are reported as drilled; true widths have not been calculated. All data, as reported to the Company by Agnico and disclosed in this press release including sampling, analytical and test data have been reviewed by the Company's qualified person Mr. Ronald L. Parratt, M.Sc., and Certified Professional Geologist. Further details concerning the West Pequop property are described in the Company's National Instrument 43-101 report filed on Sedar and are on the Company's website.
AuEx Ventures, Inc. is a precious metals exploration company that has a current portfolio of eighteen exploration projects in Nevada, five projects in Argentina and one project in Spain. The Company controls over 80,000 acres of unpatented claims and fee land in prospective areas of Nevada. Nine of the projects are in exploration earn-in or formal joint venture agreements with six companies who provide exploration funding. The Company applies the extensive exploration experience and high-end technical skills of its founders to search for and acquire new precious metal exploration projects that are then offered for joint venture.
AuEx Ventures, Inc.
Ronald L. Parratt, President & CEO
I will make sure I relay your concerns
Agreed. I will be watching all week