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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.570.614 von JamesMcFly am 22.11.10 23:42:46http://app.quotemedia.com/quotetools/newsStoryPopup.go?story…
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.570.396 von Fantomas96 am 22.11.10 22:47:26und was passiert mit den restlichen 150 000 Optionen?
Wann laufen die denn aus?
wird wohl nicht Möglichkeit, solch eine Menge (relativ gering) für den Preis am open market zu kaufen.
James
Wann laufen die denn aus?
wird wohl nicht Möglichkeit, solch eine Menge (relativ gering) für den Preis am open market zu kaufen.
James
Palmer löst 250.000 seiner 400.000 Optionen zu $ 1.40 (also über aktuellen Marktpreisen) ein.
Bin gespannt, ob es die anderen Direktoren ihm gleich tun ?
Probe Mines Limited (PRB) As of November 21st, 2010
Filing Date Transaction Date Insider Name Ownership Type Securities Nature of transaction # or value acquired or disposed of Unit Price
Nov 19/10 Nov 18/10 Reid, Thomas Patrick Control or Direction Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 200 $1.340
Nov 19/10 Nov 18/10 Reid, Thomas Patrick Control or Direction Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 3,800 $1.313
Nov 15/10 Nov 08/10 Palmer, David Alexander Stephen Direct Ownership Common Shares 51 - Exercise of options 250,000
Nov 15/10 Nov 11/10 Palmer, David Alexander Stephen Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 400,000 $1.400
Nov 15/10 Nov 08/10 Palmer, David Alexander Stephen Direct Ownership Options 51 - Exercise of options -250,000
Nov 11/10 Nov 11/10 Reid, Thomas Patrick Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 300,000 $1.400
Nov 11/10 Nov 11/10 Gammon, John Blundell Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 225,000 $1.400
Nov 11/10 Nov 11/10 Peterson, Dennis Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 225,000 $1.400
Nov 11/10 Nov 11/10 Gammon, John Blundell Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -29,500 $1.300
Nov 11/10 Nov 11/10 Gammon, John Blundell Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -16,500 $1.310
FANTOMAS
Bin gespannt, ob es die anderen Direktoren ihm gleich tun ?
Probe Mines Limited (PRB) As of November 21st, 2010
Filing Date Transaction Date Insider Name Ownership Type Securities Nature of transaction # or value acquired or disposed of Unit Price
Nov 19/10 Nov 18/10 Reid, Thomas Patrick Control or Direction Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 200 $1.340
Nov 19/10 Nov 18/10 Reid, Thomas Patrick Control or Direction Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 3,800 $1.313
Nov 15/10 Nov 08/10 Palmer, David Alexander Stephen Direct Ownership Common Shares 51 - Exercise of options 250,000
Nov 15/10 Nov 11/10 Palmer, David Alexander Stephen Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 400,000 $1.400
Nov 15/10 Nov 08/10 Palmer, David Alexander Stephen Direct Ownership Options 51 - Exercise of options -250,000
Nov 11/10 Nov 11/10 Reid, Thomas Patrick Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 300,000 $1.400
Nov 11/10 Nov 11/10 Gammon, John Blundell Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 225,000 $1.400
Nov 11/10 Nov 11/10 Peterson, Dennis Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 225,000 $1.400
Nov 11/10 Nov 11/10 Gammon, John Blundell Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -29,500 $1.300
Nov 11/10 Nov 11/10 Gammon, John Blundell Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -16,500 $1.310
FANTOMAS
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.484.833 von praesens am 09.11.10 16:25:54hier mal einen interessanten Beitrag aus dem kanadischen board...
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http://agoracom.com/ir/probemines/forums/discussion/topics/4…
JMF
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.484.778 von aktionaer-froehlich am 09.11.10 16:21:06Danke 
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Probe Mines Continues to Intersect High Grade Chromite at Black Creek Deposit
James Bay Lowlands, Ontario
TORONTO, ONTARIO, Nov. 9, 2010 (Marketwire) --
The Directors of Probe Mines Limited (TSX VENTURE:PRB) ("Probe") are pleased to announce that the Company has received assay results for its recently completed third-phase diamond drill program on the 100%-owned Black Creek chromite deposit in the Ring of Fire area, James Bay Lowlands, Ontario. Six holes of the 10-hole program successfully intersected the chromite horizon, returning long intercepts of high-grade chromite mineralization all containing significant intervals of greater than 40% Cr2O3. Highlights from the drill program include:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------DDH From (m) To (m) Interval (m) Cr2O3 (%)---------------------------------------------------------------------------BC10-21 349.2 385.2 36 36.4---------------------------------------------------------------------------including 352 373 21 42.1------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------BC10-23 388.4 426 37.6 36.2---------------------------------------------------------------------------including 388.4 415 26.6 43.5------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------BC10-26 9 30 21 38.6---------------------------------------------------------------------------including 9 20.1 11.1 43.5------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------BC10-27 44.6 67 22.4 35.4---------------------------------------------------------------------------including 44.6 59 14.4 41.2------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------BC10-28 273.3 317.4 44.1 31.6---------------------------------------------------------------------------including 273.3 293.4 20.1 43.4---------------------------------------------------------------------------also including 309.4 317.4 8 36.7------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------BC10-30 44.1 67.5 23.4 36.1---------------------------------------------------------------------------including 44.1 60 15.9 40.4---------------------------------------------------------------------------
The assay results and drill information have been sent to Micon International and will be used to update the previous 43-101-compliant preliminary chromite resource estimate on Black Creek (see release dated August 23, 2010). The drilling program successfully extended the chromite zone approximately 115 metres along strike and to a vertical depth of approximately 320 metres. The Black Creek deposit currently contains an estimated 5,714,000 tonnes averaging 40.00% Cr2O3 in the measured and indicated categories and an additional 2,726,000 tonnes averaging 40.99% Cr2O3 in the inferred category. Black Creek is a high-grade chromite deposit strategically located between the Black Thor and Big Daddy chromite deposits and represents a key segment of the chromite horizon.
The chromite mineralization appears very similar to that observed in previous programs, ranging in width (not true width) from 21 to 44.1 metres, and is comprised predominantly of massive chromite with minor inter-layers of semi-massive and disseminated chromite. Importantly, the third-phase drilling indicates that the chromite zone is found at surface and is near-vertically dipping at depth. One hole intersected the chromite horizon under less than 4 metres of overburden, confirming that the horizon does project to the bedrock surface and would be a likely candidate for open-pit extraction.
"We are very pleased with the assay results for Black Creek as they confirm its high-grade nature continues along strike and to depth", says Dr. David Palmer, President of Probe. "With the significant expansion of the chromite zone in this latest drilling we are looking forward to receiving the updated resource estimate, which is expected by the end of November".
Of the ten holes drilled, six successfully intersected the Black Creek horizon, three holes were lost due to poor ground conditions and one hole failed to intersect chromite mineralization. The latter hole was drilled to re-test the chromite zone at depth in the area where two holes were lost.
Probe has instituted a strict quality control program for all analytical work carried out on this program, which includes the use of reference standards, blanks and duplicate sampling. Strict quality control guidelines have been set out by Independent Qualified Person ("IQP") Ms. Tracy Armstrong, P.Geo., of P & E Mining Consultants Inc.
James Bay Lowlands, Ontario
TORONTO, ONTARIO, Nov. 9, 2010 (Marketwire) --
The Directors of Probe Mines Limited (TSX VENTURE:PRB) ("Probe") are pleased to announce that the Company has received assay results for its recently completed third-phase diamond drill program on the 100%-owned Black Creek chromite deposit in the Ring of Fire area, James Bay Lowlands, Ontario. Six holes of the 10-hole program successfully intersected the chromite horizon, returning long intercepts of high-grade chromite mineralization all containing significant intervals of greater than 40% Cr2O3. Highlights from the drill program include:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------DDH From (m) To (m) Interval (m) Cr2O3 (%)---------------------------------------------------------------------------BC10-21 349.2 385.2 36 36.4---------------------------------------------------------------------------including 352 373 21 42.1------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------BC10-23 388.4 426 37.6 36.2---------------------------------------------------------------------------including 388.4 415 26.6 43.5------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------BC10-26 9 30 21 38.6---------------------------------------------------------------------------including 9 20.1 11.1 43.5------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------BC10-27 44.6 67 22.4 35.4---------------------------------------------------------------------------including 44.6 59 14.4 41.2------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------BC10-28 273.3 317.4 44.1 31.6---------------------------------------------------------------------------including 273.3 293.4 20.1 43.4---------------------------------------------------------------------------also including 309.4 317.4 8 36.7------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------BC10-30 44.1 67.5 23.4 36.1---------------------------------------------------------------------------including 44.1 60 15.9 40.4---------------------------------------------------------------------------
The assay results and drill information have been sent to Micon International and will be used to update the previous 43-101-compliant preliminary chromite resource estimate on Black Creek (see release dated August 23, 2010). The drilling program successfully extended the chromite zone approximately 115 metres along strike and to a vertical depth of approximately 320 metres. The Black Creek deposit currently contains an estimated 5,714,000 tonnes averaging 40.00% Cr2O3 in the measured and indicated categories and an additional 2,726,000 tonnes averaging 40.99% Cr2O3 in the inferred category. Black Creek is a high-grade chromite deposit strategically located between the Black Thor and Big Daddy chromite deposits and represents a key segment of the chromite horizon.
The chromite mineralization appears very similar to that observed in previous programs, ranging in width (not true width) from 21 to 44.1 metres, and is comprised predominantly of massive chromite with minor inter-layers of semi-massive and disseminated chromite. Importantly, the third-phase drilling indicates that the chromite zone is found at surface and is near-vertically dipping at depth. One hole intersected the chromite horizon under less than 4 metres of overburden, confirming that the horizon does project to the bedrock surface and would be a likely candidate for open-pit extraction.
"We are very pleased with the assay results for Black Creek as they confirm its high-grade nature continues along strike and to depth", says Dr. David Palmer, President of Probe. "With the significant expansion of the chromite zone in this latest drilling we are looking forward to receiving the updated resource estimate, which is expected by the end of November".
Of the ten holes drilled, six successfully intersected the Black Creek horizon, three holes were lost due to poor ground conditions and one hole failed to intersect chromite mineralization. The latter hole was drilled to re-test the chromite zone at depth in the area where two holes were lost.
Probe has instituted a strict quality control program for all analytical work carried out on this program, which includes the use of reference standards, blanks and duplicate sampling. Strict quality control guidelines have been set out by Independent Qualified Person ("IQP") Ms. Tracy Armstrong, P.Geo., of P & E Mining Consultants Inc.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.436.168 von praesens am 02.11.10 13:49:55Borden Lake war diese Woche wohl der Kurstreiber: 1.32
Bestätigte Absichten des BOD in Richtung split PRB-Chrome und PRB-Gold könnten die Nachfrage wieder anheizen.
Den Schlußkurs über 1,40 in einer Woche wäre nicht schlecht, bin gespannt ob's gelingt.
BWK
Bestätigte Absichten des BOD in Richtung split PRB-Chrome und PRB-Gold könnten die Nachfrage wieder anheizen.
Den Schlußkurs über 1,40 in einer Woche wäre nicht schlecht, bin gespannt ob's gelingt.
BWK
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.436.111 von sauhund1 am 02.11.10 13:42:16Tja, sauhund, schöne news, nicht wahr ?!!!
Hier ein paar Auszüge:
Probe Mines Announces Significant Gold Discovery on Its Borden Lake Project Near Chapleau, Ontario, Including 91 Metres of 2.0 g/t Au
TORONTO, ONTARIO, Nov 02, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
The Directors of Probe Mines Limited (TSX VENTURE: PRB) ("Probe") are very pleased to announce that the Company has received assay results from its first-phase drilling program on the Borden Lake Project near Chapleau, Ontario. A total of eight holes were drilled testing a surface gold showing on the property. Thick zones of continuous gold mineralization were intersected in holes BL10-02 to BL10-07 and represent 250 metres of potential strike length along the gold zone. All six holes ended in mineralization and the true width of the mineralization is still unknown. Hole BL10-02 intersected 91 metres averaging 2 g/t Au while Hole BL10-04 was collared at the same setup as BL10-02 but drilled in the opposite direction to BL10-02 and returned a 78 metre interval averaging 0.7 g/t Au. This fanned setup has identified continuous gold mineralization over 133 metres in width (plan view) and failed to pierce the hangingwall (upper) or footwall (lower) contacts of the gold zone. Sixty metres to the southeast, Hole BL10-05 returned an 86 metre intercept grading 1 g/t Au and BL10-06 contained a 78 metre interval averaging 0.9 g/t Au. Within all of these broad mineralized intercepts at least two significant higher-grade zones were identified with intervals returning up to 5.3 g/t Au over 5 metres including samples of up to 15.5 g/t Au over one metre.
(...)
The following table presents the highlights from the drilling program:
Borden Lake - Selected drillhole assay intervals
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DDH From (m) To (m) Width (m) Au (g/t)
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BL10-02 4 23 19.0 0.4
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BL10-02 37 128 91.0 2.0
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Including:
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BL10-02 73 84 11.0 3.5
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also including:
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BL10-02 91 112 21.0 3.2
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Including:
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BL10-02 106 111 5.0 5.3
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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BL10-03 5.2 32.7 27.5 0.4
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
BL10-03 46 52.2 6.2 0.7
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
BL10-03 60.2 69.8 9.6 0.6
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BL10-03 83 92 9.0 0.4
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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BL10-04 5 83 78.0 0.7
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including:
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BL10-04 19 54.6 35.6 1.1
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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BL10-05 11 97 86.0 1.0
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including:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
BL10-05 23 57 34.0 1.7
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
including:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
BL10-05 44 49 5.0 4.4
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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BL10-06 26 31 5.0 0.8
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
BL10-06 58.6 134.4 75.8 0.9
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
including:
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BL10-06 58.6 80 21.4 1.4
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BL10-07 34 57 23.0 1.2
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
BL10-07 92.1 101 8.9 0.7
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
including:
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BL10-07 92.1 97 4.9 1.0
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
(...)
The gold discovery was made within one kilometre of Highway 101, which links the towns of Chapleau and Timmins, and is approximately 15 kilometres from well-developed infrastructure in the Town of Chapleau itself. The Chapleau area has seen historic gold exploration and development activity, however, no significant work has been done in the Borden Lake area and the zone represents a significant new gold discovery in a previously unexplored area.
The Company is currently reviewing all of its exploration results for the property and organizing a follow-up drilling program to further test the horizon. The initial focus of the drilling will be to determine the full width of the zone followed by further testing along strike and at depth. The Company will begin the second-phase drilling as soon as a drill is available. In addition to drilling, the Company is also planning further airborne and ground geophysical surveys on the rest of the property, with an initial focus on untested airborne targets already identified from the first VTEM program. Drill testing of satellite targets will begin once ground geophysical results have been received.
Dr. David Palmer, President of Probe states "to say we are encouraged by the results of the drilling would be an understatement. For a first phase program, located only one kilometre from a major highway, to identify potentially economic gold grades starting at surface and extending over significant thicknesses with all holes ending in mineralization is exceptional. Although this is only the first program on Borden Lake, the results indicate that the discovery has the potential of hosting a significant gold resource and we will be focused on evaluating this potential."
Probe has the right to earn a 100% interest in the Borden Lake property by making cash and share payments over a three year period.
...
Hier ein paar Auszüge:
Probe Mines Announces Significant Gold Discovery on Its Borden Lake Project Near Chapleau, Ontario, Including 91 Metres of 2.0 g/t Au
TORONTO, ONTARIO, Nov 02, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
The Directors of Probe Mines Limited (TSX VENTURE: PRB) ("Probe") are very pleased to announce that the Company has received assay results from its first-phase drilling program on the Borden Lake Project near Chapleau, Ontario. A total of eight holes were drilled testing a surface gold showing on the property. Thick zones of continuous gold mineralization were intersected in holes BL10-02 to BL10-07 and represent 250 metres of potential strike length along the gold zone. All six holes ended in mineralization and the true width of the mineralization is still unknown. Hole BL10-02 intersected 91 metres averaging 2 g/t Au while Hole BL10-04 was collared at the same setup as BL10-02 but drilled in the opposite direction to BL10-02 and returned a 78 metre interval averaging 0.7 g/t Au. This fanned setup has identified continuous gold mineralization over 133 metres in width (plan view) and failed to pierce the hangingwall (upper) or footwall (lower) contacts of the gold zone. Sixty metres to the southeast, Hole BL10-05 returned an 86 metre intercept grading 1 g/t Au and BL10-06 contained a 78 metre interval averaging 0.9 g/t Au. Within all of these broad mineralized intercepts at least two significant higher-grade zones were identified with intervals returning up to 5.3 g/t Au over 5 metres including samples of up to 15.5 g/t Au over one metre.
(...)
The following table presents the highlights from the drilling program:
Borden Lake - Selected drillhole assay intervals
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DDH From (m) To (m) Width (m) Au (g/t)
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BL10-02 4 23 19.0 0.4
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BL10-02 37 128 91.0 2.0
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Including:
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BL10-02 73 84 11.0 3.5
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also including:
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BL10-02 91 112 21.0 3.2
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Including:
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BL10-02 106 111 5.0 5.3
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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BL10-03 5.2 32.7 27.5 0.4
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
BL10-03 46 52.2 6.2 0.7
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
BL10-03 60.2 69.8 9.6 0.6
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
BL10-03 83 92 9.0 0.4
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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BL10-04 5 83 78.0 0.7
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
including:
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BL10-04 19 54.6 35.6 1.1
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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BL10-05 11 97 86.0 1.0
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
including:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
BL10-05 23 57 34.0 1.7
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
including:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
BL10-05 44 49 5.0 4.4
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
BL10-06 26 31 5.0 0.8
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
BL10-06 58.6 134.4 75.8 0.9
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
including:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
BL10-06 58.6 80 21.4 1.4
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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BL10-07 34 57 23.0 1.2
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
BL10-07 92.1 101 8.9 0.7
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
including:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
BL10-07 92.1 97 4.9 1.0
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
(...)
The gold discovery was made within one kilometre of Highway 101, which links the towns of Chapleau and Timmins, and is approximately 15 kilometres from well-developed infrastructure in the Town of Chapleau itself. The Chapleau area has seen historic gold exploration and development activity, however, no significant work has been done in the Borden Lake area and the zone represents a significant new gold discovery in a previously unexplored area.
The Company is currently reviewing all of its exploration results for the property and organizing a follow-up drilling program to further test the horizon. The initial focus of the drilling will be to determine the full width of the zone followed by further testing along strike and at depth. The Company will begin the second-phase drilling as soon as a drill is available. In addition to drilling, the Company is also planning further airborne and ground geophysical surveys on the rest of the property, with an initial focus on untested airborne targets already identified from the first VTEM program. Drill testing of satellite targets will begin once ground geophysical results have been received.
Dr. David Palmer, President of Probe states "to say we are encouraged by the results of the drilling would be an understatement. For a first phase program, located only one kilometre from a major highway, to identify potentially economic gold grades starting at surface and extending over significant thicknesses with all holes ending in mineralization is exceptional. Although this is only the first program on Borden Lake, the results indicate that the discovery has the potential of hosting a significant gold resource and we will be focused on evaluating this potential."
Probe has the right to earn a 100% interest in the Borden Lake property by making cash and share payments over a three year period.
...
Probe Mines Announces Significant Gold Discovery on Its Borden Lake Project Near Chapleau, Ontario, Including 91 Metres of 2.0 g/t Au
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Fast schien es während der vergangenen Woche manchmal, als ob Probe einknicken würde. Nichts da: Schlußkurs vor einer Woche 1.05 und heute 1.23, was will man mehr?
Als Probe- und Noront-Aktionär sehe ich aber mit einem weinenden Auge, wie sich Noront derzeit selbst demoliert. Der CEO lügt auf der Jahreshauptversammlung, bzw. schenkt den anwesenden Aktionären nicht reinen Wein wegen eines neuen PP ein, und sofort steigen Aktionäre aus.
Es ist ein unbestreitbarer Vorteil von Probe, einen CEO zu haben, der als "Geizkragen" tituliert wird. Der Aktien nicht verwässern will, sondern auf shareholder value achtet.
Als Probe- und Noront-Aktionär sehe ich aber mit einem weinenden Auge, wie sich Noront derzeit selbst demoliert. Der CEO lügt auf der Jahreshauptversammlung, bzw. schenkt den anwesenden Aktionären nicht reinen Wein wegen eines neuen PP ein, und sofort steigen Aktionäre aus.
Es ist ein unbestreitbarer Vorteil von Probe, einen CEO zu haben, der als "Geizkragen" tituliert wird. Der Aktien nicht verwässern will, sondern auf shareholder value achtet.
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