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[linspuk]

This was a nice call, I got in at 5, was thinking of taking profit today but now going to hold for a while to see what happens in the new year when more people come back to the market from their holidays. There's a sentiment in some UK quarters that Gold will start recovering some of it's recent retrenchment in the new year, possibly going better that the high point achieved a few weeks ago, which might also help HLO and similar companies.
Happy holidays
Lindsay

[tasamy]

Great one ... will wait to see if we cross 10c!!!

[tasamy]

Great presentation

http://www.halores.com/investors/pdf...May%202009.pdf

[JonnyR512]

Halo drills four m of 3.8% Cu, 12.6% Zn at Lost


2010-01-15 03:45 MT - News Release

Also News Release (C-HBM) HudBay Minerals Inc


Mr. Marc Cernovitch reports

HALO INTERSECTS UP TO 4M OF 3.8% COPPER AND 12.6% ZINC AT LOST

Halo Resources Ltd. has released the first assays from the pre-Christmas drill program, which confirm continuity of the Lost deposit and high-grade intervals. Halo and Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Co. Ltd. (HudBay), a subsidiary of HudBay Minerals Inc., signed an option agreement on Dec. 22, 2009, that allows HudBay to earn up to a 67.5-per-cent joint venture interest in a 1.1-square-kilometre area that hosts the Cold and Lost mineralization. The Cold and Lost mineralization are two of four zones on the 200-square-kilometre Sherridon volcanogenic-massive-sulphide (VMS) district in Manitoba, for which Halo published an NI 43-101-compliant resource estimate (see the Stockwatch news release dated Oct. 3, 2008).

The Lost mineralization includes an inferred resource of 2.07 million tonnes grading 0.9 per cent copper and 2.7 per cent zinc (using a copper price of $2.50 per pound, zinc price of 90 cents per pound and an net smelter returns (NSR) cut-off of $20 for open-pit mining). The December, 2009, infill drill program included holes between 100-metre-spaced drill fences and near-surface holes.

"All of the holes intersected mineralization within 10 metres of the anticipated location and several of the intersections are better than expected," says Lynda Bloom, president and chief executive officer. "The current drill program highlights the quality of the project and the company looks forward to assessing its economic potential with our new partner, HudBay."

Drilling continues at Jungle Lake to test the downward projection of the deposit at 650 metres from surface, and additional exploration targets will be tested as part of the current 2,700-metre drill program.