first time i have looked over here, Portee. that is an interesting little company.

here is something that still puzzles me, from the website. maybe u understand?

"W. David Sinclair, a geologist with the Geological Survey of Canada recently stated "Based on the reported Mo and Re assays - averaging about 0.1% Mo and 1.0 g/t Re - the rhenium content of the molybdenite should be about 600.0 g/t Re. This would make it potentially the largest vein-type deposit in Canada ...... and possibly one of the largest in the world of this type. It is a remarkable deposit.""

the one gram per ton of Re sounded good, but the 600 grams per ton right after that sounds preposterous.

how does one gram per ton RE in the assay turn into 600 g/t Re???

I don't get it.

Michael