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    Quote Originally Posted by trackers View Post

    I'd personally love to see EKM do a big cap raising
    That wont be far off I reckon Trackers.

    Hi Steve,. Thanks from me too.

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    Default another report - this one from Minesite

    Eleckra Strikes It Rich At Yamarna In Western Australia, And London’s Investors Are Likely To Be The First To Know The Full Details
    By Our Man in Oz

    Mother said it was rude to say “I told you so”, which is why Minesite’s Man in Oz will not quite go down that road, but rather simply refer readers interested in Eleckra Mines to a story from September 29th which hinted (loudly) that the Australian gold explorer was closing in on proving the existence of an entirely new gold province. Back then, all of five weeks ago, Eleckra was trading at A13 cents and not attracting much interest, outside a band of hardy followers. Wow, do times change! Early this Wednesday 3rd November, Eleckra traded up to an all-time high of A36.5 cents, a better than double-your money trip in just over a month. But what makes this even more interesting is that while the action is in a very remote part of Western Australia, it is likely to be London investors who get to hear first what’s afoot at the Yamarna project. Eleckra’s executive chairman, Ian Murray, will be presenting at the next Minesite Forum on November 16th, possibly with the most important set of assays in the company’s history in his back pocket.
    What Ian might have, if 72 metres of drill core can be assayed in the promised two weeks, is news of a discovery which will change everything for Eleckra. Until now, the company has been working almost on its own in a patch of Australia some 900 kilometres north-east of Perth, and 140 kilometres east of Laverton, the last watering hole before the South Australian border. It is a region with virtually no surface rock outcrop – everything’s been weathered flat by four billion years of wind, rain and sun. But under the billiard table flatness run ancient fault systems which have brought gold to the surface in a series of near-parallel structures. Three of those are well-known, and include the richest of them all – the one that runs through Kalgoorlie. What Eleckra is seeking to prove, though, is that there is a fourth major sheer-zone that incorporates its Yamarna project, and then runs south into the rich Tropicana discovery of Independence Group and AngloGold.
    Previously Eleckra’s plan to make the shift from explorer to miner centred around the Central Bore discovery where most of the company’s current resource of 750,000 ounces of gold is located. Modest in size and grade, Central Bore never stirred much interest among investors. That started to change on October 25th when the company reported a bonanza hit of 845 grams a tonne, or 27 ounces, across a very thin one metre section, news that lifted the share price from A18 cents to A22 cents. That was followed on Monday 1st November with first news from drilling on the Justinian trend, which runs parallel to Central Bore just 200 metres to the east. No assays have been received, yet, but panning the drill cuttings has liberated visible gold. And that news lifted Eleckra from A22 cents to A28 cents.
    Now comes news fresh from the field, where the latest drilling at the Justinian structure was completed on Friday 29th October. A total of 11 holes were drilled, adding up to 1,490 metres ranging in depth from 81 metres to 237 metres. Fine gold has been panned at intervals in a number of the holes, but in hole number 116 the visible gold was noted virtually all the way down, from 35 metres to when the hole ended at 107 metres. It’s the assays from Hole 116 that Ian and his crew, led by general manager, Zingy Lubieniecki, are now waiting for. All being well, they should be ready in time for the November 16th Minesite Forum. Ahead of that event interest has already been sparked among investors, who have now driven the shares up to a closing trade at A36.5 cents at the time of writing – a price which values Eleckra at A$82 million, and a level which puts it on the radar screen of institutions.
    The enthusiasm building inside Eleckra was almost measurable, when Minesite called Ian to discuss the latest developments at Yamarna, and to inquire whether Central Bore remains the place at which Eleckra will start mining. “That was the case, until a week ago,” Ian said. Next inquiry: is Justinian a game changer? “It could be. We had those first seven metres of visible gold in Hole 107, which certainly raised interest to a new level. We’re waiting on assays but there was a lot of sulphide material masking the gold in the pan.”
    “On Friday, Ziggy drilled a hole to the south. That was No.116 where he hit mineralisation from 35 metres. On Friday night Ziggy phoned to say he was getting on a plane to come back to Perth so we can head off to Europe and the Minesite forum. He left the camp to get on the plane with the hole down to 100 metres and drilling ahead. Mineralisation ended at 107 metres, and while we don’t know precisely what’s there, visible gold was noted at intervals all the way down, plus all the usual trace elements that are associated with the gold at Central Bore.” Next question: how long to get an assay from 72 metres of drill core? “Normally, they could push that through in four weeks. Because it is such a big and important core we’re told it can be done in two weeks”, Ian said.
    The devil, as ever, will be in the detail of the assays and future drilling. What makes this latest news from Yamarna so important is that Justinian is a discovery which lies between the Central Bore line of strike and another structure named Central Bore East. As it currently stands Justinian looks to be thicker and richer than anything else in the Yamarna area, which is itself part of a massive tenement holding covering 3,200 square kilometres in the far eastern goldfields of Western Australia, and which appears to have similar geological and geophysical signatures as Tropicana to the south.
    London, after showing little interest in Eleckra, apart from the long-term support of Richard Lockwood, is waking up to the Yamarna story. The last time Ian visited he could only organise sufficient meetings with investors to fill in a day of his dance card. As he gets ready to pop over for the next Minesite forum Ian’s dance card already covers three days, and is growing – in tandem with Eleckra’s share price.



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    What's everyones opinion for further upside.
    More assays due from Cetral Bore and Justinian by approx end of November.
    I'm inclined to top up next week if 35c is still in the offing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sparrow View Post
    What's everyones opinion for further upside. .

    IMO, if Hole 116 results report more ridiculously high assays, then it's going to be an even more adventurous journey for the SP. Especially if they can bring the results for 16 to the London presentation.
    Also encouraging is the fact that EKM have only so far drilled within a 6 sq/km zone out of a total available tenement of 4000km+ . I find it quite remarkable that the SP has rocketed from only such a small drilling area.

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    Hi Sparrow.
    I must say Im even more encouraged about this ones upside now I see you have taken an interest

    Thanks for the article

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    Quote Originally Posted by STRAT View Post
    Hi Sparrow.
    I must say Im even more encouraged about this ones upside now I see you have taken an interest

    Thanks for the article
    All this excitement about EKM's prospects(!) is wreaking havoc with my nerves, Strat. Maybe the only cure is to capitulate and join the mob.

    And I have just noticed that you have now hit the 5,000 post mark - congratulations - let me bow in reverence, oh Great Leader! How can the rest of us peasants possibly ignore your emanations now!

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    Hi Colin. Sorry about the stress mate.

    5000 posts eh? Mostly drivel I might add and the reason I have "Steve Ray Vaughan is a god" under my nick. I would be very embarrassed to have legend or what ever it is you get at 5000 written up there. There are some very clever people on this site. I am not one of them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by STRAT View Post
    Hi Colin. Sorry about the stress mate.

    5000 posts eh? Mostly drivel I might add and the reason I have "Steve Ray Vaughan is a god" under my nick. I would be very embarrassed to have legend or what ever it is you get at 5000 written up there. There are some very clever people on this site. I am not one of them.
    Too modest!

    Keep on strumming that 1963 Fender Stratocaster! (No, I'm not at all knowledgable in that area - just know how to access Wikipedia!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by COLIN View Post
    Too modest!

    Keep on strumming that 1963 Fender Stratocaster! (No, I'm not at all knowledgable in that area - just know how to access Wikipedia!)
    Thanks Colin.
    and hey, for the record Im a finger picker not a strummer and my Strat aint that old though I am. Want to hear how a Strat should sound? Click on the link in my signature.
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    Quote Originally Posted by STRAT View Post
    Hi Sparrow.
    I must say Im even more encouraged about this ones upside now I see you have taken an interest

    Thanks for the article
    Hi Strat,

    Thanks ( I think) for the complement.
    Haven't posted much at all for a few years, but remember the good old Mincor days .
    Have had some serious medical issues arise (cancer) - in fact just got back from a couple of days in hospital an hour ago.

    So a few weeks ago thought I'd better try and put some effort in and boost the share portfolio value for the wife and kids before I head off to the great trading floor above (or below).

    The issue with the Gillard/Rudd Super Mining tax semms to have resolved itself somewhat and investors are looking at mining shares again.

    Just today selling some CFE to loosen up some cash for more EKM before the next 2 lots of assay results come out.

    All the best Strat,
    Sparrer

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    hey sparrow, thanks for the post over the weekend. i have been trying to figure out too where to find some more funds to bank into ekm. was looking at my cfe holding, but read somewhere they are expecting the jorc for mayoko (or marampa) to be announced this week. cld be pure ramping who knws, but the article you posted clearly shows there is plenty more upside left in this one yet. so im confined to just watching for now, and ekmo up another 13% today. was expecting some kind of retrace, but we might hit 50c first. maybe ill hang on till the cap. raising

    happy trading

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