Nice thinking and I am in agreement with you over the term "mirror' as it would seem that "similar" is more accurate. I think that results can be implied and proven. If the implied results begin to leak,as they begin to accumulate(and it will leak good or bad), then as someone stated earlier, the market buzz would begin. Happening before NI results, it drives share price ahead of it and if positive, NI results will then bring more institutional investors to help sustain some of that price rise(in my head,in my head).
I have often hoped that the Bristol porphry would mimick the Pearl Lake, with regard to the most gold being found in the North Limb, but I have no info or geographical background. What would cause the minerals to accumulate on one side or the other? Having no educational or operational experience to draw on, I can only think that it must be a)more minerals were on the North side of the flow of the event or b) the heat of the event was much greater on the North side driving a higher mineral flow to that side. This was one of the most important questions, in my mind, that I had to ask CD when he was a no show in Vancouver, BC.
There will, of course, be a lot of information gained from this hole and finding out the mineral makeup of the porphry itself is one of goals in it's drilling.
Chip
