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Both Doctors are very active in medicine world and contributed to many publications. Worth a read

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Sebastien-Goudreau-2

https://theorg.com/org/immupharma/org-chart/laura-mauran-ambrosino

Poor bloke from Coventry working for insulation company reporting leak from Perth. How does it work? Is it that cold in WA they needed UK contractors to do some insulation on the assay building?

“Gold just hit an all time high. Great for @WishboneGoldPlc #WSBN @edward_mead @RPoulden“. Would he say this if there was no trace of gold in those cores?

Https://x.com/proactive_x/status/1962879892317434235?s=46&t=hZHdJquJqlCRZrZJVEdX9w

Humira was invented by Cambridge Antibody Technology (CAT) which no longer exists as an independent company, as it was acquired by AstraZeneca in 2006, so there is no current share price for CAT. At the time of the acquisition, its shares were valued at 1,320p. 🤩

Large volume, low move or retrace are a signs of distribution. Nothing new considering last RNS and placing.

Boromad, I doubt they act on wishbone behalf. Another 12 plots are directly under wishbone gold name.

That’s interesting. Also noticed the same, wishbone gold red setter original plot has 3 new pending licenses within it. E45 7161,2,3 within E45 5297.

When entering at 0.4p and the sp went upto 0.75+ I hold tied. Then the price went back to 0.4p and I still hold tied. We were very close to 2p and now back to 1.3p, still holding tied. 3 bags since entry even at placing level. Nothing to lose, just waiting and holding tied. You can pump it or deramp it, but nothing will change my mind, so just waiting for an assays. Anything in between are just market games and speculations. Do your own research!

Interesting sudden move

I have spent some time on Western Australia government website where you can track progress of all mineral explorers applications, issued licences upto date, with exact maps and licence holders. What I take from my research is very interesting. There are many developments and researches around existing Telfer mine within 50km radius. Some projects previously abandoned due to legal challenges, lack of “umpf” or just lack of longer drill bit at the right place and at the right time. Many companies have returned to the area, raised funds for further research and drilling. I think there is a real desire to find Telfer “sister”, secret taken by Jean Paul Turcaud to his grave. What I also take from my read is that there is a lot of gold in those hills enough for every company to enjoy. Question is which plot is more profitable than the other. Wishbone licenses seems to be scattered around Telfer, ideal for exploration, if not here let’s try east/west/south or north depends on the grades and assays. Just for comparison, Antipa Struck bonanza gold grades 50km away from Telfer. This was RSNed yesterday 25.08. They also own plots east of Red Setter (adjoining to Wishbone) all the way to Telfer, where another wishbone plot is. It’s very interesting how things can develop and only time will tell. There is a gold in those hills and where the money is, even two worse enemies will come with an idea how to put hands on it.

Looked at the plots and licences issued East of Red Setter dome toward telfer mine and they are owned by Current holder information for E 45/4614 :

Holder: ANTIPA RESOURCES PTY LTD. (ASX:AZY) Wishbone also applied for a plot there E 45/7139. It would be interesting to see join venture?

Chip sampling is used to guide more expensive techniques like drilling, whereas drilling assays offer definitive data for resource estimation and stock market reporting.

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Fair point but there are few main differences.

- we had covid lockdowns where most companies suffered heavily

- price of gold was around $1800

- we have more advance technology to search for gold than 5 years ago?

Only time will tell

Boom

Don’t you can read this: https://wishbonegold.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/WSBN_MC_210624_Share_Spotlight_June_2021.pdf

Only 3 out of last 10 RNSs landed at 7am

4p was my entry and never set up stop loses😂

Australian gold mines vary significantly in depth, ranging from shallow open pits to deep underground mines. The Kalgoorlie Super Pit, an open-pit mine, is over 600 meters deep. Gwalia Gold Mine, an underground mine, reached 1,600 meters in depth by 2019 and is projected to reach 2,300 meters according to Wikipedia.

Here's a more detailed look at the depths of some notable Australian gold mines:

Open Pit Mines:

Kalgoorlie Super Pit:

This open-pit mine, also known as the Fimiston Open Pit, is approximately 3.5 kilometers long, 1.5 kilometers wide, and over 600 meters deep.

Boddington Gold Mine:

This mine surpassed the Super Pit as the largest open-cut gold mine in Australia in 2016.

Underground Mines:

Gwalia Gold Mine: In 2019, Gwalia became Australia's deepest underground gold mine at 1,600 meters. It is also the deepest trucking mine in the world. The mine is projected to reach 2,300 meters in depth according to Wikipedia.

Stawell Gold Mine: This mine reaches depths of up to 1.6 kilometers (0.99 miles).

Bellerat gold mines: Tunnels snake for dozens of kilometers underground, reaching roughly 700 meters below ground in total.