That high grade drill is an anomaly though, it's right up against the fault and is likely the settling zone of high grade sulphides while fluid. The other side of the fault and drill holes on all sides are reporting much more normal intersections/grades of around 5m @ 1-2% Cu and 30-50g/t Ag.
Those sort of results, while likely mineable are not bonanza and when the company is currently $40mil it's going to be hard to justify a huge leap up from here based on just these results.
The step-out drill was also disappointing IMO, it showed some sulphide presence but fairly low grade and small widths. 4% Zn is okay, but nothing to right home about, plus the silver and copper were also much lower.
