zonte metals

Thats what im talking about. GTT is what i wohld live to see happen to zon. Great spike after drill results. It could happen here, lets go boys.

This is the weekly chart and he says the stock is still in a bullish phase because it is still in or above the green cloud you see on right, assuming the stock keeps around this level, a bit of a move higher and other signals on the weekly chart would flash buy, so probably need 2 or 3 weeks yet and see where it is at - if confirmation happens

Hope this makes sense, looked impressive to me

thanks Hoss,keep sending it.

Buddy of mine is very good a charting so asked him to look at ZON he uses clouds a lot

His comment is the daily chart shows resistance just above .35 the red line of the red cloud and MACD is positive, this was last week, here is current chart

flynn wrote: as we wait, just for kicks. does anyone know of any other situations where a company released drill results and the stock gained?
Junior companies.

you mean a big jump.look at GTT just for fun,will ZON do the same,could be ?

www.google.ca/finance?q=CVE%3AGTT&ei=OvGBWaGkKMOo2Ab9-4h4

Looks like a break thru 35 resistance not far away

Yes, just broke above 32, almost 200k shares in first 1.5 hours, lot a volume for this puppy

I have added to my position. I have a good feeling this will break out soon. The Yukon is heating up and not because it is summer time

FP says Goldcorp, rivals placing bets on the Yukon

2017-08-02 07:53 ET - In the News

Also In the News (C-ABX) Barrick Gold Corp

The Financial Post reports in its Wednesday, Aug. 2, edition that a wave of investment from major miners in the Yukon in the past year suggests the territory could be on the brink of a 21st-century gold rush. The Post's Sunny Freeman writes that Goldcorp, Newmont Mining and Barrick Gold have invested more than $600-million (U.S.) in the Yukon since 2016 -- more than anywhere else in the world. Resources Maven newsletter editor Gwen Preston says: "It's a modern-day gold rush and, most surprisingly, it's happening even though the Yukon has yet to host a significant hard rock gold mine. ... The territory, however, has yet to offer up a large gold deposit that makes it to production." Yukon's gold is as unique as it is curious. Massive amounts of gold have been found in loose soil and gravel in river beds, but the original deposits have yet to be discovered. Goldcorp boss David Garofalo thinks the company may have hit the motherlode with its Gold Coffee project. He says: "I think we've found the nucleus, geologically, of a new district in the Yukon. What we've seen rushing after us is a number of our peer companies buying minority stakes in juniors that surround our geological position."

Hmmm, Latimer and Anonymous buying .32 on the open, looks like market makers running to cover

Yes looks like someone from RBC a new buyer, past week they picked up a fair bit

Here is depth at 9.30, a bit of 32 offer taken at the open