NetworkNewsBreaks – The Best is Yet to Come for Blue Moon Zinc Corp.’s (TSX.V: MOON) (OTC: BMOOF) Blue Moon Project
Mineral exploration company Blue Moon Zinc Corp. (TSX.V: MOON) (OTC: BMOOF) remains focused on its Blue Moon Project, located in Mariposa County, California. Patrick McGrath, CEO, recently gave an interview that shines a light on the potential value of the company’s Blue Moon project. An article discussing this reads: “Although the market cap for the company is just $4.7 million, McGrath described BMOOF as being a great long-term investment for several reasons. One is its robust short-term “catalyst” in the next three months: its projected 1Q18 Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA). The company said the PEA for the site would show its potential for economic development. The PEA, according to McGrath, should indicate Blue Moon as a viable stand-alone project. Next, the Blue Moon deposit is a volcanic massive sulphide (VMS) deposit, which are often found in ‘pods,’ indicating that more zinc deposits may be nearby.”
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Mineral exploration company Blue Moon Zinc Corp. (TSX.V: MOON) (OTC: BMOOF) remains focused on its Blue Moon Project, located in Mariposa County, California. Patrick McGrath, CEO, recently gave an interview that shines a light on the potential value of the company’s Blue Moon project. An article discussing this reads: “Although the market cap for the company is just $4.7 million, McGrath described BMOOF as being a great long-term investment for several reasons. One is its robust short-term “catalyst” in the next three months: its projected 1Q18 Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA). The company said the PEA for the site would show its potential for economic development. The PEA, according to McGrath, should indicate Blue Moon as a viable stand-alone project. Next, the Blue Moon deposit is a volcanic massive sulphide (VMS) deposit, which are often found in ‘pods,’ indicating that more zinc deposits may be nearby.”
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