I agree, GBB and GNH seem to live in a parallel universe. My 1 line summary is GBB is in a better location close to existing mining infrastructure, while GNH's potential is a multiple of GBB's. I think they are both outstanding opportunities, but I only hold GNH.

I'm very interested to see how the market will react to GBB's results. I think this is the tip of the iceberg for their assays but over 100m of +1g/t might make a wave or two.

I can't believe Canaco, and if that is any indication of our future value by way of comparison things are looking very rosey.

I took a look at the BNN clip yesterday with Charles Oliver. Most on this forum should take a peak...GNH gets a mention in which he claims he's never heard of it.

http://watch.bnn.ca/market-call/july-2010/market-call-july-29-2010/

He goes on to say that Canaco was the one that got away and he regrets not seeing the potential sooner. From what I can tell, GNH will dwarf CAN if the assays come back anywhere close to 1g/t in the near future.