Besides the fact that most ASX 'officers' wouldn't know price sensitive if it fondled their nether regions, core visuals will never be price sensitive because they do not categorically indicate anything. Everyone here is expecting that picture black cylinders of soil guarantees manganese has been found, but it doesn't. If it did why would the JORC code exist, and why would it require specific interval drilling and quality-assured lab sample testing before a company can claim proven resources? Black soil could be manganese, coal, graphite, oil-soaked saw dust, or any number of other things, and I'd be more disappointed if a company released images claiming they'd found something special only to realise it was nothing when proper due diligence was performed.
Ann: December 2017 Quarter Activity and Cashflow Reports, page-68
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