Three valuable posts from you on a single day, that's not a usual event... So thanks, Doubloon, for bringing us up to date on your thoughts. It's quite understandable that investors prepared to confront a lot of risk should be 'picky' – if they weren't picky by nature they wouldn't even have thought about an investment as apparently off the radar as this one. What I really like about Wolverine and the IHub WOLV board is the imprint of quality it has, through and through. There is no way of spiriting away what you call "the surface evidence of 40 acres of green malachite and black granite". Also, knowing how long any mining prospect takes to show its full potential, it's obvious that this investment is profiled to be suitable to medium- and long-term investors rather than daytraders. As you point out, there is no way of knowing exactly when the results of any kind of testing and measurement will come out, especially if management is absolutely correct in handling new information, as in this case, and you provide a detailed explanation of why the IP results could come through a week or two beyond what had seemed the most likely date.
I really don't see any basic problem with that, and agree with those who say or imply that the present price of around 6 cents is a 'gift', anyway. It just isn't true that the grass on the neighbor's side of the fence is always greener, and the same is true of malachite content.
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