Will there be news Monday? My short answer - I
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Posted On: 04/24/2022 7:01:20 PM
Will there be news Monday?
My short answer - I doubt it.
We go thru this mental drill every Sunday -wondering if Monday morning will bring us news of a signed deal with IRMEX for Mabel-Dana or a JV partner for Santa Elena, specifics about the activated carbon shipped to the refiner - there should now be two shipments processed and paid for if prior press releases were factual - a word taken lightly in these parts.
I'll guess "no" on news Monday since the Santa Elena operation seems to have slipped from primary focus of this publilc corporation in favor a more interesting gig much farther north.
Sentinel II satellite imagery shows me no changes at Santa Elena but there are some small areas of new excavation just south of our boundary with the Noche Buena claims but on their side of the line. May be coincidental and doesn't yet look like drill pads - some new dozer work in the desert scrub and definitely new in the past 3 weeks.
Our leach pad continues "milky white" as it's been for some time. That's versus nice and dark and wet when under active leach. Same for the "Wishbone" blasted area - no changes in weeks. The low res Sentinel II imagery from EOS.com doesn't show me vehicles, need higher res (pay to see) imagery to determine what equipment is on site and if it's changing position frm one day to the next.
Anybody got a source for hi res imagery? The one I used to use, Terraserver, has shut down and most who offer hi res recent images are fee based with fees of hundreds to thousands of dollars. One image might cost more than a portfolio of 500,000 shares of Mexus as current valuation - not worth it.
Doldrums - Sagasso Sea - Horse latidudes. No movement.
Surprise me Mexus - show us something or speak with some candor as to the situation with this public company that behaves more like a private family business.
My short answer - I doubt it.
We go thru this mental drill every Sunday -wondering if Monday morning will bring us news of a signed deal with IRMEX for Mabel-Dana or a JV partner for Santa Elena, specifics about the activated carbon shipped to the refiner - there should now be two shipments processed and paid for if prior press releases were factual - a word taken lightly in these parts.
I'll guess "no" on news Monday since the Santa Elena operation seems to have slipped from primary focus of this publilc corporation in favor a more interesting gig much farther north.
Sentinel II satellite imagery shows me no changes at Santa Elena but there are some small areas of new excavation just south of our boundary with the Noche Buena claims but on their side of the line. May be coincidental and doesn't yet look like drill pads - some new dozer work in the desert scrub and definitely new in the past 3 weeks.
Our leach pad continues "milky white" as it's been for some time. That's versus nice and dark and wet when under active leach. Same for the "Wishbone" blasted area - no changes in weeks. The low res Sentinel II imagery from EOS.com doesn't show me vehicles, need higher res (pay to see) imagery to determine what equipment is on site and if it's changing position frm one day to the next.
Anybody got a source for hi res imagery? The one I used to use, Terraserver, has shut down and most who offer hi res recent images are fee based with fees of hundreds to thousands of dollars. One image might cost more than a portfolio of 500,000 shares of Mexus as current valuation - not worth it.
Doldrums - Sagasso Sea - Horse latidudes. No movement.
Surprise me Mexus - show us something or speak with some candor as to the situation with this public company that behaves more like a private family business.
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