We’ve noted recent ramptastic proclamations on Wishbone Gold (WSBN) – and it now also emphasises “significant copper and gold grades from drilling in Queensland, Australia”. However, that comes with a discounted placing.
Wishbone Gold (WSBN) is pleased to announce that it has acquired, for £25,000, a 90 day option to acquire the Anketell project, with Wishbone Chairman Richard Poulden emphasising “Anketell has a discrete bullseye magnetic feature, that is similar to other known mineralised features in the district”.
We have already apologised a number of times for any suggestion made on this website that Mr David Lenigas was a penny share promoting spiv rather than an objective mining analyst who is so honest and insightful that he must be regarded as a national treasure. But in that vein, the third greatest living Australian after Mr Peter Tatchell and Mr Barry Humphries, appears to have suffered a spot of amnesia when issuing the tweet below yesterday.
We noted just earlier this week on Wishbone Gold (WSBN) as the shares rose up to 14p that we continued to consider that drilling excitement and ramping building could take the shares up to a target to sell of around 20p. They are currently a bit further closer on the back of a “Encouraging Visual Drilling Results at Red Setter”-titled announcement.
If I have ever suggested that Mr David Lenigas is a shameless penny share promoter and all round spiv prone to grotesque exaggeration whose clumsy ramping has helped to turn AIM into the sewer that it is, I should like to apologise. And I mean that most sincerely. The tweet below, about a stock where I may have a minor interest, although that in no way influences me, shows that Mr Lenigas is a world class mind whose pithy objective analysis of mining stocks makes him a national treasure. Let the record stand corrected.
Wishbone Gold (WSBN) has announced the intersection of multiple encouraging zones from drilling at its Red Setter project in the Patersons Range area in Western Australia and that it is resultantly now securing an additional diamond drill rig.
Wishbone Gold (WSBN) has announced initial samples from the current Wishbone II project in Northern Queensland, Australia. It states that the drilling “confirm[s] the presence of elevated copper, coincident with visible oxidised copper and primary chalcopyrite mineralisation… logging of the Reverse Circulation chips confirms the presence of a felsic, high level, crowded porphyry intrusion often found associated with productive, high-level gold systems in the Ravenswood-Charters Towers district, such as at Mt Wright and Mt Leyshon”. This sounds encouraging.
If this website has ever suggested that Mr David Lenigas is a fat Aussie spiv or a shamless promoter of penny shares who is often economic with the truth I must apologise. Not in the least bit influenced by my own ownrship of oodles of shares in Wishbone Gold (WSBN), the tweet exchange below clearly shows that Sir David - as he will soon surely be - is easily the leading objective analyst of small cap mining stocks, not only in Britain but in the world today. What cutting insight hee shows once again. Breathtaking!
Wishbone Gold (WSBN) has announced it has signed a drilling contract for its Wishbone II gold-copper project in Northern Queensland, Australia and that deployment for drilling is dependent only on weather in the area improving.
I may have, in the past, suggested that Mr David Lenigas was a shameless spiv who promoted worthless penny shares via either dramatic exaggeration or, as in the case of UK Oil & Gas (UKOG) even worse. I may have suggested that Big Dave talks out of his posterior and should be whipped out of town and sent back to his native Australia where the core DNA will make him feel right at home. If so, I apologise.
