You have to smile at the markets reaction today. If we had never...

You have to smile at the markets reaction today. If we had never heard that there was a deeper copper sulphide layer below the DSO shallow. I predict the SP would have shot up 40% based on the incredible Thunder results alone today.

The shallow 48.6m long hit from 32.4m grading 3% included 20m at 6.2%, including an eyewatering 0.5m chunk grading 49.6% copper at 57m.“The near-surface Thunder prospect has been confirmed as an exceptional discovery with grades up to 49.6% Cu,” said O’Neill.These kinds of copper grades and thicknesses are remarkable and rarely seen in open pit mining opportunities, further highlighting the resource potential of the near-surface mineralisation.”One of the key takeaways from these drilling results is that – in addition to the significant volume of mineralisation already identified – there are still tremendous exploration opportunities at Storm, O’Neill says.

IMO The weaker than expected lower deeper results, basically blindsided the incredible results of Thunder today
. In hindsight Thunder was probably worthy of it's own standalone announcement to give it the weight It really deserved.
Anyway we take todays announcement on the chin , and live for another day tomorrow. AW1 is alive and well and the truth about our Amazing DSO product will slowly be absorbed by the smarter investors over time. I also believe the deeper sedimentary layer will also one day bear more fruit, with more time and understanding needed. The results were actually ok but misunderstood.
Let's also not rule out that the source could still be from Even deeper systems that we are still not even aware of yet.
These are very early exciting days in the Storm story. The Graben faults are huge and extensive and are leaking out lots of copper everywhere.

There's tens of kilometres to explore, and we've really only just started. There's a long way to go before we understand this majestic monster. Sit back and relax with some popcorn, we are still in the first chapter, this is a long story