Agoracom

nmaycock's questioning is fair, IMO, in light of the absence of an obvious focus in Molycor's portfolio - there's no show-stopper there yet. Having said that, I have little doubt MOR has a definite long-term strategy - a couple of things to consider in support of that:

(1) Market economics - at least as important as the raw numbers on a project's minerals, are the markets around the minerals. MOR knew about the history of Mg on the Tami-Mosi property, and I have little doubt the upsurge in that mineral's demand/price recently played into the timing of the drill program on TM last winter. Good way to hedge their bets on that property's gold potential... turns out the Mg POTENTIAL is vast there, a show-stopper in the making.

(2) Crowrea - "a couple of drill programs can't prove up a resource", "nowhere near to having an inferred resource calculation". Respectfully disagree with the cumulative thought there. 20-30 drill holes CAN be sufficient to produce an inferred resource calc (I've seen great examples of that), and they ARE getting there at Crowrea. 6 more drill holes, underway, completes the Phase I program (15 holes total), and presumably there's Phase II as long as these assays are encouraging enough. That could potentially do it, and that's "a couple of drill programs". Not a house on fire, to be sure, I'm just saying that indications are they're getting there.