I haven't seen anyone here make note of the new article posted on the KXL site:

"Times Star: Goldstrike: An Archean ..."

I would have included it as a link here, but I'm not anywhere near my home computer ;)

The article (dated Seopt 17) is another account of the visit to the Kenogamsis property (West Geraldton project), but this time from a geologist's viewpoint. Worth the read. There is no hype and it's a solid writeup.

I also read with interest the bunfight here about whether the stock price indicates beforehand the date of an upcoming NR. Well... you're all correct. I did a very close look at KXL's past stock price and news action, and there was only one date in the whole period where the stock price clearly suggested foreknowledge of a NR the next day. Otherwise, there was no indication at all - but, with that said, once there has been no NR for a while, the price trends up expecting that there has to be one soon. This produces a series of advancing price waves and sure enough, one of them has to hit it right.

I would also expect A NR before the Oct 4 mining conference and KXL talks. I spoke with Brian Maher and he is keenly looking forward to the next assay results. No surprise there!

As to IR, god bless them, they can hardly be faulted for saying that every day brings the next NR one day closer. By definition, they are correct! I have to laugh and admire the way they handle "are we there yet?" questions - they handle the q's with aplomb and have stayed strictly within disclosure guidelines as well.

Reminds me of travelling in India. Whenever I asked 'how far to the temple of the manic mango-munching monkeys?' or whatever I was looking for, the answer, every single time, was "15 minutes". This infuriated me at first, until someone pointed out that it was a typical Indian expression. And, in any case, sooner or later it would always become true ...